I've been thinking a lot about the outrage regarding cheating. Historically, it wasn't a big deal for humans. But I'm wondering if, these days, it allows women to exercise a great deal of power over husbands especially.
Think of this; we (men) get married because we believe there will be a constant supply of sex from the wife. Love, honour, etc. In return, we offer protection, fatherhood, financial security plus much more.
But so often I see women who with-hold sex as a weapon against their husbands. (Power) They know instinctively that if the man seeks gratification elsewhere, he will lose his marriage, house, children, sometimes, his life.
Why is this? Popular culture has amplified this situation. Movies, TV, social media, even reddit, is rife with outrage and stories of "cheating". Why don't we get so upset about the "dead bedroom" syndrome that ignites the cheating?
Maybe I should have posted this in r/unpopularopinion.......
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Fidelity, monogamy, chastity, etc. are concepts that improve women's odds of being able to convince a man to support her and her children.
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Women can be sure they're taking care of their own kids on account of knowing whether a child has come out of their vagina. This doesn't change throughout history nor is it a "quite recent" "power play".
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