I belive that the issue at hand is rooted in a man's (or woman's)priorities in accordance with God's will for mankind. God has given each of us free will, and it is our choice what to do with it. As a young man, I was what one could consider a womanizer, but I made up in my mind early on that when I got married I would change, and I vowed never to cheat on my wife, because we reap what we sow, and God is not pleased with adultery. After two years in marriage, I have not cheated nor do I have any desire to cheat. Temptation does come, and women seem to flirt harder, my wife and I are not the perfect couple, but I understand what is important in my life, and I am determined to maintain. To the men who have cheated, God wants you to turn from your sin. It is not impossible. If you have faith that God will take care of whatever problems you have, just stand strong on your faith. We are men, not weaklings without backbones. Stand up and be the example for your children, and lift up your wife, don't tear her down. This goes for women as well. Don't think that your husband is superman, and don't tear him down with your words. Instead speak according to how you want them to be (if you want good and not bad). God bless.
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