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partners cheat on each other for a lot of different reasons. one of them could be because they get lonely as they may not see their partner often enough or because their needs are not meet by their partner or because they cannot control the attraction that they may feel for another person. there are a lot of other reasons but if you really want to know then go to the source.
What else can I help you with?
Why husbands allow their wives to cheat?
Loyal husbands do not allow their wives to cheat. They remain loyal and love their wives.
Out of how many wifes does one wife cheat on her husband?
It is unknown how many wife cheat on their husbands. Some wives cheat on their husbands and never tell.
Why do husbands act like they really don't need their wives?
Not ALL husbands are like that. Why you're describing is husband's who cheat. They think they can use their wives just to take care of them and give them children. It's terrible, and anyone in a situation like this needs to get divorced!
Why do wives cheats her husbands?
Why not
Why do wives cheat when they are trying to conceive with their husbands?
Of course, ever watch Maury? It seems pretty stupid to me, but they do have sex without protection while trying to conceive with their husbands. They probably figure it will be no big deal, or they won't get caught.
When was All Wives Cheat created?
All Wives Cheat was created in 2009.
Are wives considered property of their husbands?
No, wives are not considered property of their husbands in modern society. Marriage is a partnership based on mutual respect and equality.
What is the duration of All Wives Cheat?
The duration of All Wives Cheat is 1800.0 seconds.
Should wives be considered slaves of their husbands?
No
What do wives think about bisexual husbands?
occassionally
What are the release dates for Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives - 2013 TV?
Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives - 2013 TV was released on: USA: 2013
What does matchmaking mean?
Matchmaking is finding wives for prospective husbands and husbands for prospective wives. In many cultures, this is not done by the prospective husbands and wives themselves, but by the parents or other family members, or in some cases by professionals. (For example, the character Yenta in Fiddler on the Roof)
