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So what happens for the next years?? ... I've known couples that have been together way over 5 years or more and they claim to have been loyal, and marriages of 25 years with loyalty all the way.
But, why would a girl that is happy in the relationship. Girls I know that have cheated are either because theyre sexually unsatisfied, or boyfriend basically ignores them.
What are the odds of a girl who is sexually satisfied, always happy, not fighting, etc.. for her to cheat?
Look, sure.. sometimes it works out. But he relationships that work out well are statistically in the minority. Monogamy is a pretty flawed system.
I wrote a whole post about it here:
drama-free-relationships-4-monogamy-vt1 ... t=monogamy
Now, ask yourself "why would somebody who's happy eating sushi every single day, want to have any other kind of food?" It's essentially the same question you are asking me. The answer is that they get bored with having sushi everyday. Even if you have the best sushi in the world, some day you're just going to want a hamburger. It's the same for sex.
Furthermore, after 2 years in a relationship, the relationship endorphins start to mellow out. You don't get quite the same rush when your with your partner. It's a biological phenomenon. We are programed to stay with our lovers long enough to have a kid (and if you have kids, then the endorphins last longer). The mutually codependent people tend to stay together happily after the endorphins are gone, but everyone else either breaks up, cheats, or is miserable.
/I like Fisher's strategy
-Wolf