In most relationships these days, both partners have jobs. But in some cultures, there's the concept of "trad wife" where the man is the sole bread winner and the wife stays at home.
In these relationships, her role is to keep a clean house, cook meals, look pretty, and be pregnant.
But if she just sits and watches daytime TV all day, doesn't do the housework, alonly serves ready meals, and lets herself go, does he have the right to cheat?
Does a man have the right to cheat if his trad wife doesn't keep up her end of the bargain?
Nope. He has the right to leave. He only has the right to see other people if they previously agreed to it and then it’s not cheating. Nothing gives you the “right” to cheat. If you’re not happy, leave. Simple.
You Seem pretty Americanized you know a lot about American culture pretty good for somebody that’s never been to America. You are very accurate. We don’t want wives like these. Would you want to be a trad wife? I doubt you would like that. But to answer your question, of course a man doesn’t have the right to cheat. You talk to the wife you get her in the gym and you coach her up on how to make homemade cooked meals and how to get things done in the house or maybe she could even work part-time and she needs to have hobbies and do things besides just sitting around and eating potato chips watching Daytime, soaps. And on the last hour, Before the husband comes home they start working and act like they’re exhausted. I’m familiar with that lifestyle because I’ve seen it before from the sister-in-law
No! The better option is to get a divorce. That gives you the freedom to have sex with someone else and not be a bigamist, so to speak. Besides, how many people have been killed by their partners for cheating with someone else?
In that scenario he has the right to be mad and angry. Where it becomes gray is when sex has fallen off to almost non-existent. Then potential cheating becomes more… ethical.
If she isn’t feeding you right you can always go to a restaurant… but she has sole responsibility for sex and if you aren't getting that for a long period, then things get gray.
No cheating is never ok if you started a relationship on certain expectations towards eachother and those are not upheld you shoukd end the relationship instead of cheating
No. Cheating is never a solution to any problem. If a man came home to that picture, he should exit the relationship because that didn't happen in a day. That's a longtime pattern of behavior that will not change.
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No you either make it work or you dont
if your not happy end it and start over
Anyone that cheats is worse than there partner because it a false love
A manipulation of of acting as if they still love that person until they get caught
then of course they blame their partner for them cheating because whatever reasons
If they're not happy just end it
Nope. He has the right to leave. He only has the right to see other people if they previously agreed to it and then it’s not cheating.
Nothing gives you the “right” to cheat. If you’re not happy, leave. Simple.
You Seem pretty Americanized you know a lot about American culture pretty good for somebody that’s never been to America. You are very accurate. We don’t want wives like these. Would you want to be a trad wife? I doubt you would like that. But to answer your question, of course a man doesn’t have the right to cheat. You talk to the wife you get her in the gym and you coach her up on how to make homemade cooked meals and how to get things done in the house or maybe she could even work part-time and she needs to have hobbies and do things besides just sitting around and eating potato chips watching Daytime, soaps. And on the last hour, Before the husband comes home they start working and act like they’re exhausted. I’m familiar with that lifestyle because I’ve seen it before from the sister-in-law
No! The better option is to get a divorce. That gives you the freedom to have sex with someone else and not be a bigamist, so to speak. Besides, how many people have been killed by their partners for cheating with someone else?
In that scenario he has the right to be mad and angry. Where it becomes gray is when sex has fallen off to almost non-existent. Then potential cheating becomes more… ethical.
If she isn’t feeding you right you can always go to a restaurant… but she has sole responsibility for sex and if you aren't getting that for a long period, then things get gray.
No cheating is never ok if you started a relationship on certain expectations towards eachother and those are not upheld you shoukd end the relationship instead of cheating
No. Cheating is never a solution to any problem. If a man came home to that picture, he should exit the relationship because that didn't happen in a day. That's a longtime pattern of behavior that will not change.
@purplepoppy Best is for him to leave, but if she has him trapped in financial blackmailing,
Then yes he can cheat.
I can't stand that mess in house
No, but he can divorce her. Just like she can divorce him if he stops providing, but should not cheat
Like i said, cheating isn't an excuse, plus if someone is wrong than don't be wrong like them...
Forget cheating. Get rid of the couch walrus. Clean up the house. And get on with your life.
He must talk with her and make a compromise, cheating is never an excuse, don't be wrong if she's wrong, plus cheating won't fix any of these!
No. He has the right to leave her.
Cheating is not a "Right" It is a "choice"
No, but he can send her packing.
No, just leave.
He has the right to divorce her
no one reguard less has the right to cheat
It happens a lot in America!
no he gets a divorce
No he doesn't