Numerous academic studies show that over 70% of married men have been unfaithful to their wives at least once. Who's the sucker - the wife in the dark or the wife who knows?
It sounds like you've decided that this is acceptable.
So I'm not really sure what you're asking at this point. I mean you've already decided it's "normal".
You're an adult - you decide for yourself if what you gain financially is worth the cost of having a man who puts his own pleasure above his vows to you.
I haven't decided anything. I'm only quoting someone else's study that has nothing to do with prostitution, that over 70% of married men have been unfaithful to their wives at least once. This suggests that general infidelity by males is normal, not visiting prostitutes.
IIN that my husband visits prostitutes when he's away on business?
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Numerous academic studies show that over 70% of married men have been unfaithful to their wives at least once. Who's the sucker - the wife in the dark or the wife who knows?
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It sounds like you've decided that this is acceptable.
So I'm not really sure what you're asking at this point. I mean you've already decided it's "normal".
You're an adult - you decide for yourself if what you gain financially is worth the cost of having a man who puts his own pleasure above his vows to you.
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I haven't decided anything. I'm only quoting someone else's study that has nothing to do with prostitution, that over 70% of married men have been unfaithful to their wives at least once. This suggests that general infidelity by males is normal, not visiting prostitutes.
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so pretty much you have to decide if he's worth keeping.
do you want a man who will support you financially, but who breaks his vows on a regular basis, or do you want a man who puts you first?
As for "it's normal"... is that good enough for you? does it mean you have to put up with it?