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MembersFabrizio Rausa says that if you cheat with women who are more attractive and younger than your girlfriend or wife, you gain more respect from her. In his experience with his former wife, he mostly cheated with women who were roughly ten yea
MembersWhen you are broke or living with a partner, cheating becomes logistically forced and ugly. If you have to sneak to a hotel or have sex in a car, you end up attracting low-quality, reckless women. In an ideal situation you have your own sep
MembersA woman can be calm, rational, and even unemotional at the start of a relationship or at the end once she has stopped loving you. But when she is in love, emotion takes over completely. Fabrizio Rausa argues that any man who thinks there is
MembersSome older, successful men tell women directly from the start: 'I will not be in an exclusive relationship.' Fabrizio Rausa says he personally does not follow this approach, and experience has shown him it does not work. He had a mistress h
MembersJoe Lamptom is candid about his own pattern: even with an objectively beautiful partner, after a few months of domestic routine he feels bored and craves novelty regardless of how adventurous the relationship is sexually. He personally enjo
MembersJoe Lamptom shares a personal example to illustrate a counterintuitive dynamic: his ex-wife, he claims, secretly enjoyed the drama that came with his infidelity. Rather than being purely hurt, she would engage with the other women on Instag
MembersAccording to Joe Lamptom, cheating is not merely about boredom. He describes several perceived personal benefits: a new woman who loves you, seeks your attention, and behaves devotedly boosts your energy levels noticeably. Beyond that, the
Joe Lamptom, a Romanian entrepreneur with experience managing webcam studios and navigating various relationship types, argues that in a long-term relationship a man will almost inevitably cheat. His reasoning is that after the initial phas
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