A CHEATING man NEVER leaves his wife because…See more

Keeping a marriage afloat can feel complicated and difficult for many couples.

In the United States, about 40 to 50 percent of marriages end in divorce,

while 57 percent of men admit to committing infidelity in any relationship they’ve had,

and 74 percent of men admit they

’d have an affair if they knew they wouldn’t get caught.

“Men don’t leave

. They just want it all,”

says an article published in Today,

in which several women who have relationships

with married men comment on how these men “never”

leave their wives.

Although this does not apply in all cases,

it is very common for men

not to leave their wives for their lovers. But why?

He has known you forever,

and no one else knows him as he really is.

You give him the opportunity to be authentic,

because there’s no part of him you haven’t seen before.

With you he, he is comfortable

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