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The Movie Unfaithful

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I just saw that movie on tnt not too long ago and it made me kind of wonder. Richard Gere played a good husband in that movie. Can any master Don Juans share some ideas how to prevent a wife like in the movie from cheating in the first place?

Cuz I have no idea what the husband did wrong. Was he too much of a nice guy? Not enough c&f? Something else? Discuss.
 

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ROOKIE OF THE YEAR said:
I just saw that movie on tnt not too long ago and it made me kind of wonder. Richard Gere played a good husband in that movie. Can any master Don Juans share some ideas how to prevent a wife like in the movie from cheating in the first place?

Cuz I have no idea what the husband did wrong. Was he too much of a nice guy? Not enough c&f? Something else? Discuss.
It's fiction So no. The movie was written so she'd cheat.

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR said:
Can this exact situation happen in real life?
Happens all the time.
 

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that movie was alittle bit chilling the first time i seen it. it was very well done and i usually hate chick flicks. what made it disturbing to me was when the movie came out alot of the girls i went to school with, thought the cheating sexual scenes were a major turn-on. i'm glad none of them were my girlfriend.

any woman has the compacitity to cheat and with the right settings it may happen. you can be a great husband or father and it does not matter. once a womans emotions get stirred there is really nothing you can do about it.

the most disturbing thing to me, is that when a woman cheats she gets emotionally attached. unlike a man who is in it 95% of the time for sex. ever notice when women cheat they all have the same answer...."it just happened".
it's like they have no recollection of how it happened. women are ruled by emotion and when they finally get caught it's somehow always the man's fault for being a great husband or father.

that's why i've always stuck by, if a woman ever cheats on me, i would drop her and move on. because it's a bonding experience for her when she cheats.
it's like the scene where diane lane sees the guy she's cheating with, is walking down the street with another woman and she gets jealous and flips out at him. because it's not just sexual gratification anymore. she's forming a bond like all women do when they get in any cheating relationship.
 
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