/lit/ - Literature

>>15776835
>we celebrate and loathe
>we
speak for yourself. you think a man conning a woman into sex is admirable and skillful, but a woman marrying into money and power isn't skillful? men rape and kill more than women, is that admirable? cheating is just degenerate anon, and men cheat more than women.

>Trend data going back to the 1990s suggests that men have always been more likely than women to cheat. Even so, older men were no more likely to cheat than their younger peers in the past. In the 1990s, the infidelity rate peaked among men ages 50 to 59 (31%) and women ages 40 to 49 (18%). It was lower for both men and women at the older end of the age spectrum. Between 2000 and 2009, the highest rate of infidelity shifted to men ages 60 to 69 (29%) and women ages 50 to 59 (17%). Meanwhile, the gender gap at ages 80+ increased from 5% to 12% in two decades