Study Says Recipe for Happiness Is an Affair with Lots of Sex: Time to Redefine Marriage?
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2012/08/20 20:00:00
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A recent study (yeah, I know, another study stating the obvious) concludes that men want more sex than their wives. Catherine Hakim writes in The Telegraph, "...wisdom about men wanting more sex than their wives is not an unfair stereotype but a fact."
She continues to refer to studies that show the internet allows men (and women) to have affairs, which keep everyone happy. Ms. Hakim concludes, "The time has come, alongside the technology, to redraw the rules of marriage for the 21st century."
TELEGRAPH.CO.UK reports:

She continues to refer to studies that show the internet allows men (and women) to have affairs, which keep everyone happy. Ms. Hakim concludes, "The time has come, alongside the technology, to redraw the rules of marriage for the 21st century."
TELEGRAPH.CO.UK reports:
In an extract from her new book, the controversial sociologist says it is time to redraw marital rules -- with a radical rethink on fidelity.

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TasselLady 2012/08/20 18:21:40No






















Marriage is between two consenting adults, not three or four. You have commitment issues if you need another person.
Polygamy should never be legally allowed. It spells out legal trouble for everyone involved. Who gets power of attorney? Who gets custody of the children? Also, the emotional implications are heavy too. Can you love all 9 of your wives equally?
There are countless monogamous couples out there that are plenty happy without infidelity, and countless more people out there that want that.
I of course am for monogamy but have been around other lifestyles so I do respect them, although it's not for me. But it truly does seem to be the norm now a days. Either way, thank you for taking the time to clear that up.
If you want to sleep around, instead of being a cheat, just do not get married.
Fact is, not everyone is happy with monogamy, but they still want semi-limited or exclusive partners. This is where we toss cheating aside, and be open and honest about our needs. You can like someone, and want to *be* with them, and put them first, but also want it to be an open/semi-open relationship, where the boundaries are agreed upon by both partners.
Some people have a marriage like this. Others just don't get married. It really doesn't matter-- it's up to the two (or more) people involved.
I personally don't believe that humans are built for lifelong monogamy. I don't believe in lying to your partner, but cheating implies dishonesty. If you find someone who is compatible, understands your needs, and is willing to accept them or also wants to be allowed to explore with other partners, then you're set. The key is communication.
Please.