100% false. Female cheating is not inevitable. If your woman steps out, you fvcked up in the relationship. It is lowered interest level mixed with insufficient boundaries and poor screening.
It's a job. It's like telling your kids to wear shoes every time they go out of the house or to clean their feet every time they come back in.
It's a job, guys. As OP said, you can either be indifferent or a controlling person. "Water takes the shape of the container it fills," and if you are the second type of person, you would give meaning to that.
I believe I fall into the second group because if I know that a relationship will last from 5 to 10 years, or if I'm lucky, 20 years, I will do my best to keep this woman loyal to me. Then she can do anything she wants.
However, I also understand that some people enjoy seeing their partner with another man.
Women cheat when the emotional connection is lost.
My cousin got divorced after 10 years with his woman, and 2 kids.
They had all, trips, restaurants, events, cars, anything you can imagine a modern couple want to have on the "edonistic" side of life.
He's not a beta, and He always tried to keep the emotional connection, but she was really cold, somehow.
What your saying it's right but is very nuanced.
What do you mean by keeping "emotional connection"?
How would you keep that without entering the "beta" circle or make "mistakes"?
Totally agree. If there is no commitment, she is much less likely to become complacent and feel like she "has" the man, which is what triggers her hypergamous doubt about whether she is with the highest SMV man she can get. When that doubt is triggered, she reengages with all the modern options available to her, conveniently on her phone, to prospect for new men, or reach out to men previously in her life, typically under the auspices of "friendship" or "just getting to know people". But in reality she's prospecting for a higher SMV man.
It's clear that a woman can enter a LTR, have kids, and still choose not to marry. She may be in an "idle" state with her current boyfriend while mentally categorizing other men she has met and adjusting her "tier list." Eventually, she might end her first LTR after realizing she can pursue the man she truly desires.
From personal experience, after focusing on my own fitness and life, I've noticed that old female friends who once categorized me low now see me in a higher tier, even if they are engaged or have kids. I've observed that not only do real-life indicators (ioi's) reveal this shift, but they also engage more with me on social media. This highlights why a woman addicted to social media can be a redflag. While it's a part of modern life, women seeking validation online often reinforce their "hypergamous" nature, continually categorizing men they encounter as someone they want to ****.
As someone once said, we are merely passing through a woman life.
Keep her until you can. We must focus on our life, and see women like someone that can come to add something to our life. But we must have our solid base of core values
There was a study that showed the majority of women have back up plans
For sure, they also have their C and D plan nowadays
Can two people really respect each other enough too not want anyone else for a sustained period of time ?
It's also true that things will come when you don't look out for them