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Adonaiבושאהמשהוהי
INFIDELITY IN
WOMEN
When it comes to marriage, women
generally believe that men are the “choosers,” while they are the ones waiting
to be chosen. This makes them more inclined to go after men who are unattainable
or unavailable, so they can remain excited for an indefinite period of time.
Overall, society promotes the notion that women want to get married and men just
want to fool around. Women are encouraged to find men who are sensitive and
faithful and many are succeeding. To get what they
think
they want from men, women
assume a lot of work is required. These beliefs have developed into an exciting
and challenging game for women—trying to get men to fall in love with, or marry,
them. Striving for something or looking forward to it causes a stimulant effect
in the brain. The problem is, once a woman realizes that she has found and
attained what she was looking for she may become bored. Females want the
excitement to last, and for them it does last—until after they have a
commitment. However, once they accomplish their goal, the feeling of excitement
goes away, which is very disappointing because the excitement was what they
wanted and they thought it would last.
Pheylethylamine
(a natural amphetamine released when lust or passion take over our moods and
during physical intimacy) found in the brain, is responsible for raising blood
pressure, increasing heart rate, producing a pleasant feeling and a sense of
well being. According to science one can expect the infatuation stage to last
anywhere from between three and six months. Like any drug, the high doesn't last
forever. This also explains shorter-term adulterous relationships - the three
month awakening in which one comes to their senses and realises that they are
not only no longer infatuated, and don't actually want to be either.
Eventually, women begin to associate sex with work.
That’s how the brain operates. When you bought your first house, for example,
you probably went out and purchased a new lawn mower. You probably couldn’t wait
to mow the lawn. But let’s face it, after awhile you began to associate the lawn
mower with work. It’s the same thing with women and sex. Over time, many females
lose their desire to have sex with their husbands and
start having those “I’m not happy feelings”.
They are looking for the feeling of excitement
again. That is when they usually change partners. They wander off to seek that
same chemical rush with someone else.
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