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Trump implies that he might legalize cannabis.
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Rubber Chicken
I believe power usually brings out the feeling of entitlement in said people too....
Perhaps feeling entitled goes hand in hand with cheating on your wife?
If you still felt the NEED to bone random women you probably shouldn't be married (unless it was cool for your wife to do it too).
Perhaps feeling entitled goes hand in hand with cheating on your wife?
If you still felt the NEED to bone random women you probably shouldn't be married (unless it was cool for your wife to do it too).
Prevalence of sexual monogamy
The prevalence of sexual monogamy can be roughly estimated as the percentage of married people who do not engage in extramarital sex. The Standard Cross-Cultural Sample describes the amount of extramarital sex by men and women in over 50 pre-industrial cultures. The amount of extramarital sex by men is described as "universal" in 6 cultures, "moderate" in 29 cultures, "occasional" in 6 cultures, and "uncommon" in 10 cultures. The amount of extramarital sex by women is described as "universal" in 6 cultures, "moderate" in 23 cultures, "occasional" in 9 cultures, and "uncommon" in 15 cultures. These findings support the claim that the reported amount of extramarital sex differs across cultures and across genders.
Recent surveys conducted in non-Western nations have also found cultural and gender differences in extramarital sex. A study of sexual behavior in Thailand, Tanzania and Côte d'Ivoire suggests about 16–34% of men engage in extramarital sex while a much smaller (unreported) percentage of women engage in extramarital sex.
Studies in Nigeria have found around 47–53% of men and to 18–36% of women engage in extramarital sex. A 1999 survey of married and cohabiting couples in Zimbabwe reports that 38% of men and 13% of women engaged in extra-couple sexual relationships within the last 12 months.
The issue of extramarital sex has been examined frequently in the United States. Many surveys asking about extramarital sex in the United States have relied on convenience samples. A convenience sample means surveys are given to whoever happens to be easily available (e.g., volunteer college students or volunteer magazine readers).
Convenience samples do not accurately reflect the population of the United States as a whole, which can cause serious biases in survey results. It should not be surprising, therefore, that surveys of extramarital sex in the United States have produced widely differing results. These studies report that about 12–26% of married women and 15–43% of married men engage in extramarital sex.
The only way to get scientifically reliable estimates of extramarital sex is to use nationally representative samples. Three studies have used nationally representative samples. These studies have found that about 10–15% of women and 20–25% of men engage in extramarital sex.
Research by Colleen Hoffon of 566 homosexual male couples from the San Francisco Bay Area found that 45% had monogamous relationships. That study was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.
However, the Human Rights Campaign has stated, based on a Rockway Institute report, that "GLBT young people... want to spend their adult life in a long-term relationship raising children." Specifically, over 80% of the homosexuals surveyed expected to be in a monogamous relationship after age 30.
A majority of married people remain sexually monogamous during their marriages. The number of married partners who engage in extramarital sex never exceeds 50% in studies using large or nationally representative samples. Yet, the incidence of sexual monogamy varies across cultures. People in some cultures are more sexually monogamous than people in other cultures.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monogamy
The prevalence of sexual monogamy can be roughly estimated as the percentage of married people who do not engage in extramarital sex. The Standard Cross-Cultural Sample describes the amount of extramarital sex by men and women in over 50 pre-industrial cultures. The amount of extramarital sex by men is described as "universal" in 6 cultures, "moderate" in 29 cultures, "occasional" in 6 cultures, and "uncommon" in 10 cultures. The amount of extramarital sex by women is described as "universal" in 6 cultures, "moderate" in 23 cultures, "occasional" in 9 cultures, and "uncommon" in 15 cultures. These findings support the claim that the reported amount of extramarital sex differs across cultures and across genders.
Recent surveys conducted in non-Western nations have also found cultural and gender differences in extramarital sex. A study of sexual behavior in Thailand, Tanzania and Côte d'Ivoire suggests about 16–34% of men engage in extramarital sex while a much smaller (unreported) percentage of women engage in extramarital sex.
Studies in Nigeria have found around 47–53% of men and to 18–36% of women engage in extramarital sex. A 1999 survey of married and cohabiting couples in Zimbabwe reports that 38% of men and 13% of women engaged in extra-couple sexual relationships within the last 12 months.
The issue of extramarital sex has been examined frequently in the United States. Many surveys asking about extramarital sex in the United States have relied on convenience samples. A convenience sample means surveys are given to whoever happens to be easily available (e.g., volunteer college students or volunteer magazine readers).
Convenience samples do not accurately reflect the population of the United States as a whole, which can cause serious biases in survey results. It should not be surprising, therefore, that surveys of extramarital sex in the United States have produced widely differing results. These studies report that about 12–26% of married women and 15–43% of married men engage in extramarital sex.
The only way to get scientifically reliable estimates of extramarital sex is to use nationally representative samples. Three studies have used nationally representative samples. These studies have found that about 10–15% of women and 20–25% of men engage in extramarital sex.
Research by Colleen Hoffon of 566 homosexual male couples from the San Francisco Bay Area found that 45% had monogamous relationships. That study was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.
However, the Human Rights Campaign has stated, based on a Rockway Institute report, that "GLBT young people... want to spend their adult life in a long-term relationship raising children." Specifically, over 80% of the homosexuals surveyed expected to be in a monogamous relationship after age 30.
A majority of married people remain sexually monogamous during their marriages. The number of married partners who engage in extramarital sex never exceeds 50% in studies using large or nationally representative samples. Yet, the incidence of sexual monogamy varies across cultures. People in some cultures are more sexually monogamous than people in other cultures.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monogamy
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yup, and he was married to a good-looking woman. don't understand it...
Must have been true love.
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Rubber Chicken
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Plenty of morning guffaws with Giuliani, Pruitt and other circus members' absurdity. Sadly, leadership & integrity lacks making it more difficult for issues (cannabis, environment, healthcare, education) to compromise w/ both parties. Doubtful DJT will be re-elected. The 3 ring continues. We'll see.....
Plenty of morning guffaws with Giuliani, Pruitt and other circus members' absurdity. Sadly, leadership & integrity lacks making it more difficult for issues (cannabis, environment, healthcare, education) to compromise w/ both parties. Doubtful DJT will be re-elected. The 3 ring continues. We'll see.....
the better question is are you? because hes's not only gone back on almost every thing he's said on the campaign trail, he takes both sides of nearly every issue to confuse his dumb base.
remember when trump said the government was going to cover all americans health care? lol.
remember when trump said he was going to drain the swamp, and railed against HRC and democrats for appointing goldman sachs to their cabinets? funny how things work out, he's got the largest administration of goldman sachs of any president ever.
bernie is going to sledgehammer trump in 2020 and steal a good chunk of his voters in the process. can't wait.
remember when trump said the government was going to cover all americans health care? lol.
remember when trump said he was going to drain the swamp, and railed against HRC and democrats for appointing goldman sachs to their cabinets? funny how things work out, he's got the largest administration of goldman sachs of any president ever.
bernie is going to sledgehammer trump in 2020 and steal a good chunk of his voters in the process. can't wait.
Yeh, mindless dickishness has become a fashion statement among the Trump faithful.
and sore loserness has become a fashion statement among the liberal faithful
if you think sanders has any chance against trump, you REALLY are not paying attention.
yeah, the most popular politician in the country who's only gotten more popular since the primaries, who almost beat the biggest name in politics (HRC) despite HRC and the DNC cheating against him, who polls better in hypothetical head to head matchups against Trump than HRC in a general election, who gets tons of crossover appeal & respect from working class republicans has no chance lol.
Trump better legalize cause it's going to be on Bernie's platform in 2020 without a doubt. And Bernie's support for legalization extends to the marketplace being free of monopoly, and supportive of local growers and entrepreneurs and not wall street backed companies, whereas I highly doubt that's what legalization from Trump, or an establishment Democrat or Republican would look like. All the establishment tools from both parties ever do is serve the interests of corporations and the elites. And Trump is no different.
try to keep it civil please
DNC has had the ‘black’ vote for 50+ years. Times are changing. Sure sit and talk shit about Kanye all you’d like. However he is pushing Trump to loyal followers. Trump has not alienated his base. Sure you’ll go back to no wall etc. he has been blocked every step of the way. As far as draining the swamp are you so blinded by muh liberalism you cannot see all the career politicians not seeking re-election? Why is this? They all suddenly feel their work is done? Or are the politicians so dirty they have an ultimatum given? Walk away or be exposed? Bernie has ZERO chance. Free everything for everyone is unsustainable. Look at California if you question how socialism will turn out. Won’t happen in working class America
lol@Kanye jumping in and using another performers spotlight to highlight his new up-coming album release May 25th!
