If cheating was a crime, how much percentage of the world would be in jail right now?
I'm going to ask a very daring question. If cheating on your partner were considered a criminal offence and everyone would go to jail for it and they would even take your past offences as evidence, would we all go to jail or not?
Or are there any loyal people out there somewhere?
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I don't believe that people are monogamous, but a lot of people are attached to monogamy.
Biologically, people benefit from not just the mother raising the children.
Biologically, people benefit from not just the mother raising the children.
A lot also depends on the definition of “infidelity”. Is someone who has never “cheated” but has already thought about leaving their partner faithful?
Looks like I'm very optimistic 😁. It's because of my loyal character, I suspect. I know how I am, I can't speak for others.
@Encaustichris I'm even more optimistic, apparently hahaha
I think that will be a high percentage. I think it's even higher than 75%. I think it's not for nothing that it's so common. Man is not so monogamous of himself. The aim is yes, but I don't think it's natural. Otherwise, why would it happen so much?.
We would all go to jail since we have all told a lie to our partner, your question covers a lot, so if you lied to your partner about dieting or if you were unfaithful to him, both are betrayals.
I like to think that there are still people with great integrity who are incapable of deceiving, betraying, or lying. I choose 50 50
I can tell for myself that I have cheated on several occasions in my life, but they are not serious enough to go to prison.
Depends on whether you get caught, of course. Not all murderers end up in jail. And what you mean by cheating. Sex ? Kisses ? Virtual cheating ?
I've never cheated before, won't do that either. A matter of trust. But I think there are also people who think differently about that. That's why I'm optimistic and I think half and half.
Never cheated and no intention. Hate it. The basis of a good love relationship is trust. Cheating breaks that. A vase can break into a thousand pieces, you can try to glue them, but the vase will never be like it was originally. The relationship will suffer in the long run. Trust would never be the same. Never be enough again.
When is someone unfaithful to the other? Is that even when you're in a relationship, you're smiling flirtatiously at someone else? Then at least most of them are strange in one way or another, I think.
I can honestly say that I've never cheated when I was in a relationship, even if that relationship didn't work out. But what is cheating, because, of course, you have to make agreements about that first, because that is already a personal interpretation, of course.
