Advocating for Women to Cheat

women cheating. And before you get mad, I'm not talking about women cheating

because their boyfriend is mistreating them.

I am talking about all women.

I genuinely believe every woman should cheat at least once.

And I know what you're thinking, "But Samaj, cheating is wrong.

Why would you advocate for women doing that?" I also want you to know

that I don't

believe in the same rules for men. And yes, I know how that sounds,

but hear me

out. A woman cheating is research.

A man cheating is just being a man who can't control himself.

Those are two completely different things. Women need to collect data.

How are we supposed to know we're in a good relationship if we've never conducted

a

comparison? You don't buy a house without an

inspection, and you don't buy a car

without a test drive. But apparently women

are supposed to date one man, have sex

with one man, and confidently spend the next 40 years

declaring, "Yep, I

found the best one out there." How would you know? You haven't checked.

And no, I'm not saying women need to leave their

boyfriend.

That's where the cheating comes in.

You can maintain your primary relationship while conducting independent market

research. And let's be honest, sometimes you need a control group.

Maybe your boyfriend is a seven, but you've been with him for six years,

so you

think he's a 10. You need perspective, and honestly, I think women have been

conditioned to feel guilty about having options.

We're told that if we love our boyfriend, we shouldn't be interested in anybody

else. Personally, I disagree. I think if you love your boyfriend, you should

periodically make sure you still have good taste.

Men have been told their entire lives, "Go out there, play the field, see what's

available. Don't settle down at a young age." So

if a man gets into a

committed relationship and then cheats, that's not research.

That's poor project management. You already did your fieldwork,

you had your

exploratory phase, and you had your bachelor years.

You had the opportunity to see what's out there.

At some point, the study has to end.

Women, however, have historically been encouraged to

settle down and stop

looking. So I think women are entitled to a little research, and no,

I don't think

you should tell your boyfriend. And before you call me a hypocrite,

I want you to

understand that I was never advocating for fairness.

I said from the beginning that I'm advocating for women.

There's a difference.

So yes, every woman should cheat at least once.

And for the men, you can be upset about this, but honestly,

if you are,

maybe ask yourself why. Because if you're truly confident in your

relationship,

you should have nothing to worry-