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Alright, I have been pondering this very thought for years and would like to see what you guys (and maybe gals) think about this. Speaking from personal experience, I believe that there is a natural desire in males to cheat. For the past ten years, I have had for the most part a steady girlfriend, and I have cheated on every one of them. I am by no means bragging of this accomplishment. In fact, I am kinda embarrassed by it. I have been madly in love with some of these women, but when I am put in a situation where another female shows attraction and some desire, I move on my "instincts".

Which brings me to the school of thought that it is in my biological make-up to for lack of a better term, "spread my seed". You will notice in the majority of the mammals, that males are not monogomous, but tend to look over a group of females. Now I know this can be a whole different debate, but in my eyes, we are merely animals as well. And as such, we retain some of these instincts. You will even notice in many cultures prior to being exposed to Christianity, that polygamy was quite common. To me, this belief that a man should be faithful to his mate is a complete battle against his nature, and because of this he is doomed to fail. Looking around my circle of friends, not one of the men has managed to stay faithful to his significant other. Some of them love their spouse to death and would do anything for them, but eventually temptation has proven to be too much and they give in.

Anyway, thoughts from others out there? Am I completely off base? Or if you really think about it, does have a ring of truth to it?