What percentage of husbands are cuckolds?

Answer 1

The term "cuckold" refers to a man whose wife has been unfaithful. There is no definitive percentage of husbands who are cuckolds, as infidelity rates vary across different populations and cultures. Studies on infidelity suggest that roughly 20-25% of married individuals admit to having engaged in extramarital affairs at some point in their marriage, but this does not necessarily mean that all of these individuals are cuckolds.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, that's a spicy question! So, technically speaking, studies suggest that around 1-2% of married men may be in a cuckold relationship. But hey, it's not like we're keeping score or anything, right? Like, who even has time for that drama?

Answer 3

Surveys of infidelity are notorious for giving widely divergent results. Further, it is believed by many anthropologists and sociologists that the incidence of infidelity varies greatly from population to population based on cultural factors.

For the United States, the most extensive data set is generally considered to be the University of Chicago's General Social Survey, which has been tracked the responses of Americans to a set of consistent questions for over 40 years. Based on that survey, about 7% of women have been "cheated" on their partners over the that time period. This figure is an average and has fluctuated significantly during different years and among different subset of the population. Indeed there are a number of other surveys that suggest that at least one incidence of infidelity is becomes sharply more common with each generation, although assessing clear patterns from this data is complicated by evidence that female infidelity may peak in middle age.

If you meant to ask what percentage of husbands have a "cuckold fetish," that is even more difficult to determine. Reliable data on the incidence of sexual fetishes is scarce. But based on the massive data-set generated for the "A Billion Wicked Thoughts" research (Google it) it is more common, at least as fantasy, than traditionally imagined.

Answer 4

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