* Yes, in some cases a cheating spouse can still love their wife. Some men are free-spirited and not a one woman man and has not grown up enough to commit to a long standing marriage with commitments. Most women don't wish to share their men with another woman and thus, the cheating spouse should be given the choice of growing up or out they go!
It depends, there are some married men that loves their wife but needs to have another woman in their life.
Perhaps you mean infidelity,if so this is being unfaithful to someone-for example,if a married man/woman has an extra-marital affair with another partner,this is seen as a classic type of infidelity.
If a man has a peaceful existence with his wife then there should be no reason to have an affair. A man is only fooling himself if he falls in love with another woman and doesn't think that eventually there will be a physical relationship. Cheating is cheap and hurtful to a man's mate and if they have children it hurts the children and is embarrassing to them.
when you are enjoying sex with your mate or gf but still wants more,you will have relationship with other woman purely for sex.this is called extra martial sex.
A man is more prone to a relationship on the side than a woman. However, it is not always the man who has an affair. Sometimes it is the woman.
"Cheating" in a marriage is the informal term for being unfaithful to your marriage vows. Having extra marital sex is an act of being unfaithful.
The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman is a novel by H. G. Wells published 1914. Sir Isaac Harman was self made simple man. He only married a woman that was his wife. The story revolves around their unhappy married life and her extra marital affair.
I doubt it especially if kids are involved....but it is possible.
If you're asking yourself whether you could have pushed your husband to have an affair with a married woman, the answer is "no." You simply do not have that power. Instead, it was a series of poor choices your husband made that most likely led to the affair. For instance, he decided to look outside the marriage for something he apparently needed. He decided to have an affair. He decided to ignore the marital vows of both your marriage, and those of the married couple's wife whom he had an affair with. So in short, don't blame yourself for your husband's behavior. He's not a child, and you are not responsible for his actions. That said, marital discord is very rarely, if ever, a single sided occurrence. Both parties are responsible for the maintenance of the marriage.
i had a romantic love with a married woman in my church.but no affair.
An Affair with a Married Woman was created on 1983-09-05.
no.
An "affair" suggests cheating. It's probably best to have a relationship, instead of an affair. Also, the woman would likely be bisexual rather than "straight."