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16 May 2007It is essential to be aware of the reasons why a spouse cheats, to, hopefully enough, curb this plague that traumatizes and destroys a lot of families around the world. Unfortunately, cheating still finds its way to a lot of unguarded, sexually and emotionally deprived men and women, which leaves their spouses with no choice but to satisfy their suspicions by catching their cheating spouses red-handed in a lot of ways. The ways in which spouses catch their cheating spouses sometimes lead to uncalled for violence which fuels more costly and painful legal battles. Even worse, for spouses with children, their children will also have to bear the brunt of such a misfortune.
We’ve talked about reasons why some spouses cheat. We’ve cited some expert opinions and observations drawn from facts. Determining the reasons also helps us tailor-fit strategies to curtail cheating. But, really, what is the number one reason why some spouses cheat? Well, that depends on who’s cheating.
According to a recent study, the number one reason why some men cheat is due to dissatisfaction with the relationship. Women, on the other hand, cheat because of emotional deprivation.
Women who take their husbands’ sexual needs for granted will likely find them astray soon, just as men who take their wives’ emotional needs are also likely to find their partners seeking for emotional satisfaction from someone else.
No one will argue that sexual satisfaction plays a very vital role in keeping marital relationships alive and burning. Other factors such as financial stability and emotional factors also have their huge parts in keeping the relationship of spouses stable. As responsible and proactive spouses and as a way of showing how much we care for our relationship with our spouses, let’s establish an unwritten system for checking and balancing our needs.
When was the last time you asked your spouse how he/she is doing? When was the last time you checked to see if he/she is still happy with your relationship? Don’t leave these issues left unspoken, because they can pile up and become one big problem before you know it.