Infidelity

has been closely associated with humanity since time immemorial. It is interesting to note that throughout this long period, male infidelity has been perceived as:
– fun
– distraction
– meaningless entertainment
– a substitute for partner indifference
– a traditional expression of masculinity
– meaningless stupidity under the influence of alcohol

– In the case of an unfaithful woman, it is something else. That woman is a failure in the eyes of society. A woman should not do such a thing. History has shown us noble women who were branded as prostitutes and executed. Most of the time, there is not even clear evidence that these women did anything wrong, but they deliberately made a case based on false evidence and gossip. And all of her descendants were stripped of their hereditary titles and property rights and branded illegitimate. And these women were fortunate to be alive. They were rejected by men, ostracized, and even beaten to death. In some countries, under the weight of tradition and strict religion, some women still die today, suspected or convicted of infidelity.
Male philandering was never taken away; brothels flourished across Europe as early as the 13th century, created primarily to concentrate these vices in one place so that cities could reap fat profits from their business. Even the rulers did not hide the existence of their mistresses. Many children were born from such relationships, and those who were unfaithful were not punished in any way.

This custom is still tried by men today. An unfaithful woman is a slut whom society condemns. Cheating men are not the fault of the poor man. He is the hunter who sows the seed, which is built into his genes. A sensible woman would sit idly by and let him recover from his infidelity. Mr. Prusak gives men a series of theories, advice, and rants. The man considers adultery a casual adventure, an escape from the stereotypes of life. He brags to his friends about his conquests, which are measured by the youth and physical wealth of his prey.
And women may rejoice that in civilized countries they are not beheaded or stoned.
Can you rise above this wickedness that has been with mankind for hundreds of years, or can you tell yourself that it does not concern you?