Something wasn’t right. After 20 years together, Nassau County native Amanda* knew her husband, Stan*, and now, her radar was picking up something strange. He was different. His clothes were different. A new hairstyle. A tattoo. At first, she chalked it up to him being a man in his early 40s and going through a midlife crisis. That was nothing extraordinary, right?

Things had been OK. Maybe a little strained, but no more than any couple she knew with two kids and a mortgage. Their sex life was good, as it had always been. But maybe he was a little distant.

Stan had also taken to using the computer a lot more, spending time on Facebook. Amanda didn’t really get it at first. Stan had started an account about six months before she did, and he was thrilled at the connections he was making with people he had not seen or spoken to in two decades. And when she did sign up, she was amazed at the reach the social networking site had. She was finding old friends two at a time. So was Stan. Read More→

52% of Women Have Had Sex with Other Women’s Husbands

Our the series, Who’s Sleeping with Your Husband?, definitely created some heated conversations at home and among women. But it’s the results of our survey that really have people talking.

We polled over 3300 women and discovered…

52% of women have had sex with a married man: Momlogic contributor Shannon Fox says one of the reasons women will sleep with a married man is because women tend to be very competitive. “If they can get a man who’s committed to someone else, they take it as a win.”

81% of women have been approached romantically or sexually by a married man: Dr. Fox points out that 60% of married men cheat–and the 40% who don’t cheat aren’t likely to be in the bar or places where these women are being hit on. If a married man is determined to cheat, he’s apt to go to a bar to pick up a woman or– more commonly now–on the Internet.

Only 12% of women felt guilty about cheating, and only a shocking 5% always used a condom: “I would suspect people who cheat with a married man often have been cheated on themselves,” Dr. Fox says. “It’s their way of getting back at men who hurt them. They also blame the wife for not giving her man what he needs–it’s their way of justifying it.”

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