commit adultery as men, who are under forty (Norment, 148).
             In order to understand adultery, I will now discuss the notion of temptation and
             resistance. According to French, it is common and quite natural for one to feel temptation
             of being unfaithful. He also explains that those who work outside the home, and those who
             have an influential relationship with younger people are more likely to get tempted by
             infidelity. He adds, " a person doesn't deserve credit for being faithful, unless he/she is
             tempted by infidelity. If you are so in love that you never feel any attraction to anyone but
             your spouse, then lucky you. The idea of resisting temptation must involve wanting to do
             something and then not doing it, because you realize you mustn't." French goes on to say
             that if we really want to do something then we do it, and if we don't do it, then we really
             never wanted to do it in the first place (30).
             In my opinion, it is natural to get tempted and feel attracted to other people of the
             opposite sex, even if a person is happily married. We're all human beings, and what do we
             have eyes for anyway? However, there's a fine line between just looking and feeling
             attracted and acting on impulse. People should really think about the consequences that
             their actions may bring. Before people commit adultery, they should really ask themselves
             In order to discover solutions to the problem of cheating during marriage, I must
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