A man doesn't necessarily need to be unhappy with their marriages before they cheat.
12 facts you never knew about cheating in marriages
56 percent of men who have affairs claim to be happy in their marriages, they're largely satisfied with all they have and aren't looking for a way out
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According to relationship experts, , 56 percent of men who have affairs claim to be happy in their marriages, they're largely satisfied with all they have and aren't looking for a way out, yet they still find themselves in bed with other women—and in hot water with their wives.
Marriage experts on Marie Claire list 12 facts on cheating that prove other cheating myths are wrong.
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