In an interview with the Telegraph, Wednesday Martin encouraged husbands to let their wives cheat on them as a Christmas present, arguing that monogamy is harder for women than it is for men. This isn't the first time a major media outlet has touched on the subject of female infidelity. Are women really less suited for marriage than men? And why is there now a push to excuse women's infidelity?

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In an interview with the Telegraph, Wednesday Martin encouraged husbands to let their wives cheat on them as a Christmas present, arguing that monogamy is harder for women than it is for men. This isn't the first time a major media outlet has touched on the subject of female infidelity. Are women really less suited for marriage than men? And why is there now a push to excuse women's infidelity?
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Elitists operating in pop culture, establishment politics, and the mainstream media have decided that their opinions are the correct ones, dismissing anyone who disagrees with them as intolerant or uninformed. While other commentators may be vying for insider clout, Lauren Chen is one "pseudo-intellectual" who's happy to be on the outside.

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