I'd never cheat, if you aren't satisfied with someone then talk about it. Once you tell them there's something wrong you can either fix it or go your separate ways. Cheating is knowing there's something wrong and yet being too scared to talk, which means there's something you don't want to lose about the relationship you're in...some people are just scared of being alone I guess, they have to make sure there's someone to go to after, but that's just selfish.
I've been cheated on and to be honest I can't imagine anything being worse, if you have any respect for someone then don't cheat on them...if you have no respect then end it on that. I don't think it's more one love or another.

Men in general don,t have the emotional connect w/love women seen to. Don,t believe pre-qualifies him as piggy material. Allow my fiance other women long as hes not being sneaky & slick about it.

Theres good biological reasons behind it when you think about it. Same as the different attitudes between men and women regarding love (though thank marry there are exceptions to the rule and not all women have succumbed to social conditioning).

I haven't yet noticed any difference in my love drive from when I was a teenager, but what experience has (sadly) taught me so far is that younger women are the future. They may not know what they want yet but by Christ do they have less baggage to contend with. There comes a time when you just get sick of clearing up the mess another arsehole has left behind.

Mother nature is, and always will be, a bitch though.

All it takes is the right guy (woman) at the wrong moment. Regardless of your gender, if you've had a major argument and some charming little cunt comes over to you, makes you feel better, you'll end up cheating..again, regardless of gender. Though i'd say women cheat first, but men cheat with more.

There, have been some level headed responses stated in this thread.

The life experiences you will have, I do hope will show you to be true to yourself.
Not anger, but true pain of betrayal is almost unforgivable and definetly enlightining.
Three attributes have constantly remained present during the number of years working in and being witness to the many sides of the sexual industries.

Firstly, though desire can be intimate. Is not always sexual.
Secondly, everyone is at it.
Thirdly, be true to yourself. And I wish you all find someone(s) to share it with.