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From: Sultan Bin Sulayem To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Why men will ALWAYS Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 05:39:11 +0000 Why men will ALWAYS cheat (even if they love their partners and don't want to leave them) By DAILY MAIL REPORTER UPDATED: 22:37 GMT, 7 January 2012 Comments (591) Share II A provocative new study shows that men who don't cheat are setting themselves up for 'socially-compelled sexual incarceration.' Men who cheat, however, gives them the best of both worlds, sociologist Eric Anderson says. And most of them who do still want to stay with their partner — they just want to have more sex on the side. Prone to wander: A sociologist says that if and when men cheat, it's only to fulfill carnal desire Prone to wander: A sociologist says that if and when men cheat, it's only o fulfill carnal desire The American sociologist who teaches at the University of Winchester in England says monogamy has ostracised men from doing what they most want to do. He writes in his new book The Monogamy Gap: Men, Love, and the Reality of Cheating, that cheating is the norm, not the exception to it, and it's high time that people start embracing 'sexually open relationships that coexist without hierarchy or hegemony.' More... Today is the WORST day for infidelity as cheating site sees 250% rise in new members Most photos reported to Facebook as 'offensive' are just unflattering, engineer reveals - and they won't help with that In the study, Mr Anderson surveyed 120 undergraduate men — both gay and straight. He found that 78 per cent of those with partners cheated, 'even though they said that they loved and intended to stay with their partner.' In an interview with the Huffington Post, he says men want to be emotionally monogamous, though their 'body craves sex with other people somatically.' For the purpose of raising a family, he says, it's the emotional — and not the sexual factor — that counts. He says: 'Our physical desires don't die; they just change from our partner to other people... When the sex dies, the relationship has just begun.' EFTA00657223 To Mr Anderson, it's better for men to cheat and repent for it, since telling their partner that they want sex outside the relationship is a tried-and-true relationship-ender. 'When men cheat for recreational sex — not affairs — they DO love their partners,' he tells the Huffington Post. 'If they didn't, they would break up with them.' He states that the feelings of betrayal many partners inevitably feel after a man cheats is simply because of a 'socialised victimhood.' The Huffington Post noted that in the study, men were perfectly alright with sex outside of a relationship for them, but not for their partners. Professor Eric Anderson says men To this, Mr Anderson says it's not cheat because they simply like sex necessarily fair, but he says monogamy often drives men to pursue sex with another in the future. The sample size and targeted group is questionable to stand alone as a study, the Media Research Centre Network said, and asking undergraduate men about monogamy - in a time many are exploring and pushing boundaries. Societal norms: His book, The In the article, the writer criticises the Monogamy Gap, says the institution idea that society is to blame for the is 'failing' men issue and makes it an impossible standard for men to uphold. MOST READ NEWS PI /ZAN Fighting for control: WiPrison life: Paul r,$ad: Wiley the wolf- Neil Barker with his Gingerich is due to dog, pictured, was girlfriend Valeria Carli spend three more years pretty fond of it's in juvenile detention owner's late before being moved to grandmother Gladys - Indiana's notoriously so much so that he Neil has an IQ of 125 Sentenced to life Dog tears: and runs his own aged 12: The Justin Heartbreaking video husking. Sn why... Rieher chows wolf-dna Share this article: Facebo Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.u1c/news/article-2083692/Why-men- ok ALWAYS-cheat-love-partners-dont-want-leave- them.html#ix772RpOPX3VV Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter I DailyMail on Facebook Twitter Sent from my iPhone EFTA00657224 Google + Other EFTA00657225
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