Not necessarily.
Men cheat for many reasons. Some cheat for the pleasure and excitement of the act. Some cheat because of encouragement from others. Some cheat because of unfulfilled sexual desires. Some cheat because of unhappy relationships. Some cheat to compensate for personal (emotional) weakness.
I think it's about 50 50 if anything men end relationships more because they have a bigger sex drive.
Any man could cheat infact any woman can cheat, but in the end it all boils down to why? Genetics, how they are brought up with, their partner, the list goes on!
No matter what country it is some men cheat on their wife or girlfriend and with the exception of a few countries women can also cheat on men. So yes, some Jamaican men do cheat.
It's more like with do we lie and cheat as human being's....i think men are the one's with the finger pointed at them more because the tend do get caught more often. ( because women are emotional individual's) When as to women we are more
No of course not and I don't agree with the choice of word. Many people cheat on their partner and relationships end. People move on and find the right one in their lives. Humans make mistake and doesn't always have the right judgement. That goes for men and women. A man who cheats on one woman does not mean he will cheat on the next.
for the same reasons white, red and yellow men cheat
There is no exact percentage or number for how many relationships cheat because each relationship is different in it's own way.
Men want forgiveness when they cheat on women because women are angry at them for their cheating. This is the same as women who cheat and also want forgiveness from the men who are angry with them for cheating on the men.
ANY man can cheat!
No, not all married men cheat while out of a town, but some do. It's a gamble for the women associated with men who are out of town a lot that they will not cheat.
They are emotionally disturbed , and probably have been abused and cheated on in previous relationships. This will most likely require professional intervention.