Men who cheat on women should not be held responsible. Why? According to a new Swedish study, there is a direct relationship between a man's DNA and his aptitude for monogamy. Infidelity is a genetic likelihood for certain men!
Two of every five men possess a gene variant that is linked to both marital discord and lack of emotional intimacy. Men with two copies of the variant have twice the risk of conjugal dysfunction than their male counterparts. The gene also seems predictive of whether men marry or just live with women without taking the leap.
I guess, in addition to relationship counseling and testing for STDs, we women should insist on DNA analysis before getting seriously involved with a genetic mutant. Will it be long before Merck comes up with an expensive drug to combat his natural predilections? Ask your doctor if Fidelistat is right for you.
I think the man should ask his wife instead. Or, worse, he should ask his girlfriend!
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
If it's not in his jeans, it's in his genes!
Posted by Marie Walden at 9:34 AM
Labels: Genetics, Relationships
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Thanks for this post. Better than catholic confession, I now am completely free of guilt!
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