What is wrong with men that cheat?

Answer 1

Men that cheat suffer from the moral deficit loyalty. They are seeking to satisfy their own emotional or physical needs at the cost of others. Simply put, they are selfish and uncaring. They actually feed off the demonstration of loyalty and mimic it to lure their next victim If you study them closely, there are key indicators to tip you off well in advance of getting involved with them. The first indicator is a display of selfishness. If they are courting someone, they will avoid selfish behavior to that one and to others in their vicinity. However, since this is a put on and is out of their character, they will slip often. It is very easy to bait them into revealing selfishness if you are subtle Now to avoid being a victim one has to cut off the man that cheats abruptly and expose them to others. Cheaters are predators so they will simply move on to another field to play. Covertly following them and exposing them in advance with first hand testimony is an effective tool in thinning out their prey. One may ask: Can they be changed? The answer is sometimes they can but it is not common and the process can take a lifetime. Find a loyal man with good character. They are rare, but they are out there.

Answer 2

It's as normal for men to cheat as it is for women. That means, NO, because it's not normal to cheat at all. In a working relationship it is not normal that any of the two cheat on the other. If he does, the couple needs to talk about it, see if he realizes what he's done and promises sincerely not to ever make the same mistake again. Mistakes can happen and when they do it's important to learn from them and not let them happen again.