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EZoolander said:Well, to he honest, I wonder how well the "money" motivation would work in preventing infidelity. To me - the desire to do something (or not do it) comes from within. I think that if you're the cheating type - you're gonna cheat - because that's what you want to do. All that worrying about money is going to do is make you try and be more discreet (or "smarter") about it so you don't get caught.
You maybe right. In all honesty, I think everyone is tempted to cheat in one point or another. The question is, do you give into it.
I had a sexless marriage with my first wife (sexless is defined as having sex 10 or less times a year). People were shocked that I did not cheat on her and some would not have even blamed me if I had. The temptation was there, but I never gave that temptation any opportunity to manifest itself. I personally hate cheating, because I have been cheated on and also would not want to be known for cheating - I think it is embarrassing to cheat.
The OP's husband in my opinion is going to miss out on a lot and will be facing hard times if they divorce. I think he is stupid for cheating, because he has what a lot of guys I know would love to have, a wife and kids.
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