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James Sexton Explains Why Homemakers Cheat More “Statistically, the highest would be homemakers. I think the tasks that used to be incumbent on a homemaker are very easily done.” (Via Jack Neel Podcast)
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License private eye here. Agree 100% with the cheating theory. They have way too much time on their hands. Not just that they form cheating covens like a bunch of witches they cover for each other. I swear to God I'm not being hyperbolic.

I went to work and then I became a mum. Going to work is easier. What a load of rubbish.

uh oh

We made the homemaker a pariah in the 1980's and 90's. It was looked at as a failure if you didn't work and stayed home. And then they made the "career boss girl" extremely glamourous through media (hey SATC) to top it off. So there is a shame/fomo that the stay-at-home mom has to deal with, and right now it's in her face all of the time through apps. And I have to disagree with Mr. Sexton, it's gotten more convenient through various technologies, but it's still not easy to stay at home and hence she is looking for escape. Is that right? no. But we are still in a place where it's not socially "successful" to stay at home and raise children.

No, not researched. Real homemakers source real food, research vaccination and school merits and the benefits of being barefoot and sleeping with mom and breastfeeding. Dentistry and vitamins and minerals. Being a full time time is full time and unfortunately guilt ridden

Not true if you are religious

The most bitter divorce lawyer ever. Being a mum is the hardest job on the planet. Esp in a world where everyone is in your business and you have zero time to let your hair down and think of nothing else but yourself for a second.

That’s gotta be bored rich wives, who were probably his clientele.

Ehhh…he’s half right. He’s right…’homemaking’ IS a job, whether it’s done by a man or women. It’s not that the job is suddenly just easy now…although yes, it did technically get a little easier with the help of technology….but it’s that no one is doing the homemaker job anymore….and so therefore, the ‘home’ is now irrelevant. Literally two people are required to work a job to own a home now. So, who has the time for the homemaking? Neither. This would explain why people don’t view homes and actual homes anymore, rather than investment opportunities.

Hi. So, we stay at home moms still do go to the grocery store and cook meals for our families. 🤣 I may not be washing cloth diapers anymore but I still do laundry every day.

What a loser. Biggest load of crap ive ever heard.

dont be mad at woman for being a whore, for that is her nature

Woah..

😂😂😂😂what a moron

I discussed this with my husband the other day. We women that have a full time job outside the home plus take care of the home when we aren’t working, we don’t have time nor energy to cheat. We are so busy! And so exhausted. Cheating is for people that have time in their hands

@grok who is this guy?

@grok is it true or not.

bullshit who is this idiot

Have to agree -- the 'homemakers' I know are all winos and potheads with online gambling and shopping addictions and the whiniest bitches I've ever met.

man where are you coming from? very good question!

Not true for low to medium income wifes.

That's great and all, but acting like the alternative is clearly wage slavery is repugnant.

No

Ever heard that expression “he looks like the milkman”! It’s because that 1920s etc housewife didn’t have to leave home to have an affair. She literally got it delivered with the milk. And this 👇🏽postmen have the most affairs.

I was a a stray at home dad for a bit. I killed it. And yeah it was pretty easy. But you don't have a life outside of home really. You can fill your day but your still just trying to stay occupied till your spouse gets home. Maybe it's different for women. But I'd rather work.

Wild how James nailed it the whole interview. And you are very skilled at interviewing. Well done 👍🏼

All those divorces and he doesn’t even get it. Probably never listened to any of the women when they spoke about what went wrong.

Statistically false Anecdotally true
