More doublethink?

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Of course what I’m goingto say is more or less ‘Pop Psych’ either way its out there.

When men cheat on their spouses they are pigs(lets say this just means not responcible or uncaring. When women cheat on their spouses, it is most likely that they are acting in such a way because the relationship is lacking something. This implies that there is more justification for women than men.

Now of course nothing is just plain and simple as the above. But it seems that the media would like to represent so. Now we may not have control over the media, but how is it that anyone can take the above seriously?

There are of course circumstances that people may have had in their lives that would lead them to believe such things. I however have met people that have not, had dire circumstances, seemingly are happy, and yet also believe the above is a truism.

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This has to do with the fact that we want to please the feministic point of view to shut them up. (Sorry for the harsh word I just don’t like the idea of being politically correct which is a different story.) Women have been oppressed for so long that they feel it’s their obligations to push though they have equal rights they are determined to gain a freedom higher than men do.) Because of this people have been slowly convinced that a woman’s motives in a case such as this are most justifiable than a man doing it. Actually in some cases the roles you stated are reversed.