Historically speaking marriage did not mean a man agreed to be sexually exclusive with a particular woman.
It meant a woman agreed to be sexually exclusive with a particular man + various legal entitlements. The particular legal entitlements were what distinguished it from concubinage (which was also a woman agreeing to be sexually exclusive with a particular man).
Now that is not what it means in a modern context, but also in a modern context nearly every developed country has below replacement birth rates I.e these countries are dying so any particular claims of moral superiority or fitness of the marital/family structure norms of modern societies can basically be entirely disregarded.
So your excuse for cheating in marriage is declining birth rates? Absolutely hilarious.
The idea that a man can even “cheat” on his wife is a modern idea. It doesn’t need to be “excused”. I don’t think you’re intelligent enough to really follow the discussion.
Re:NVIDIA Announces CEO Transition
by Moomoomoo309 on Thursday November 12, 2026 @02:15PM
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Stop ignoring the part of the argument in which there was a promise made that was later broken. That is why it is immoral. Respond to that part.
Polygamy is not concubinage is not having extramarital affairs
Making a promise to someone of exclusive sexual intimacy and then breaking that promise is recognized near universally as a moral failing. He knew such an affair would hurt not just shareholders financially but people emotionally.
Maybe the guy isn't totally morally fiberless, but I think most people would agree that such behavior is a (non-trivial) moral failing.