are jewish men known for being faithful to their spouse?

Question

im dating one, and i want to know what im getting myself into..

well some of my friends say that a lot of them cheat.. they say it runs in the race, like arabic or something..maybe not cheat, but they are naturally not monogamous.. is this a fact??

Answer 1

does dick size count
does he have a good sized one
I do
I know they can be faithful if they are full practicing Jews

Answer 2

I think most men try to have the best woman they can get. If you are the best thing that has ever happened to him , he will probably be faithful to you. When two people love each other mutually. I mean really love each other, which happens rarely, that is what you want to aim for. Seems to me a lot of people don't really love each other today. They think they do but look at the divorce rate. However when a jewish guy is into you. It's the best.

Answer 3

It has nothing to do with him being Jewish. It has to do with the man himself. Jewish men cheat. Catholic men cheat. Non-religious men cheat. Many Jewish men don't cheat. Many Catholic men don't cheat. Many non-religious men don't cheat. Of course one would HOPE that someone with a religious foundation of just about any kind would be an honest and moral man. But don't base whether he's "known for being faithful to his spouse" on whether or not he's Jewish. Base is on getting to know him and using your better judgement and instinct.

Answer 4

I can only give you advice from "my" personal experience. I am Catholic, and married a Jewish man. It is the absolute "best" relationship I have ever had. Not only does he put me first, he always has my best interest at heart. Is this because he is Jewish? I cannot say that for sure. What I can say is that his mother was a very powerful role model in his life. She taught him to treat women with respect and tender care. Do I trust him to not stray? Yes, I do. I have not "polled" other relationships like this to give you an overall answer, but I can tell you that the faith of Jewish people is one that is tightly knit, and family oriented. If I had to give my best guess based on my experience, then my answer would be "yes"........as far as "what you are getting yourself into"............a broader life experience, you will undoubtedly experience new things as far as life goes, and it is always good to learn new things!

Answer 5

Good heavens! Do you really think that all Jewish men are alike? Are all Christian men alike? Are all Muslim men alike? Are all women of your religion alike?

You obviously are not Jewish, and I would suggest that you marry someone of your own religion. Intermarriage carries baggage that is sometimes very difficult to overcome -- plus, one of the religions usually gets pushed aside. And any children you have will have major disadvantages. Please think this through before you make a lifetime mistake.

Answer 6

no they are not and they are very controlling and they do use their religion like a gun . I had a friend she was jewish and she married a jewish man and he told her that the bible says that the man is the head of the household therefore he controlled the money the everything . She also had to turn her entire paycheck over to him and she never saw a dime of it . She went around his second hand clothes and he had brand new stuff. Like i said they are very controlling. good luck I hope I helped .

Answer 7

Ok, this one is easy. All men have the potential to cheat, and so do women. If you have ever experienced the intensity and rush of a heated moment with someone who you are attracted to, you know it only takes seconds to drop trou and do the nasty in any semi-secluded place.

You don't have to be gone all night to be cheating, all you need is the attraction, and a shady spot with no interruptions for a moment or so, and the deed is done. Stop worrying so much about what HE is doing, and live your own life. You are responsible for your own happiness, if you decide you will be happy, than you will. If he comes home late every night, find yourself something that you like to do while he is gone and have some fun! If you feel comfortable being monogamous, than be that way, and stop worrying about whether or not he is. You can't resign yourself to be someone else's babysitter, it's not fair to you. You can't control someone else's actions, and it's not fair to them to try and change them.

Remember, you have just as much opportunity to cheat as he does, and if he is with you, than you are who he wants to be with, regardless of whether he cheats or not, because it may have just been a physical attraction that was momentary, and he doesn't want that person for life, he wants you. If he is cheating, he will slip one day and you'll find out. All you are doing is causing yourself a lot of stress over something that *may* not ever happen.

If he has a momentary loss of morals and bangs some waitress and you never know about it because it was a 5 minute thing and he never saw her again, how are you going to know about that? I say why worry about something you don't know about, and do what makes *you* happy. Too many people spend too much time obsessing about what could be going on, what he could be doing, where he could be going, etc., just leave it. Giving yourself a heart condition or an ulcer is not worth it.

Think about how many elderly people there are that have been married for years, and seem happy, I'll bet ya a whole bunch of them cheated at one time or another and nobody knows, but the two of them stayed together, took care of thier families, and enjoyed each other regardless of anything going on outside of thier little circle. Don't be a slave to something like that!

I myself am monogamous, would never dream of cheating on my hubby, and have a great relationship with him, but I am also aware that my hubby is an attractive man, and that many women that he comes in contact with flirt with him. I know darn well if he felt like it, he could have any one of those women if he wanted - but I refuse to torture myself by thinking that he's cheating. He knows where home is, he takes good care of me, and it's me that wears his ring, so I won that battle, what more can I ask? I also know, as does he, that I can survive on my own and don't need to have a man to support me, so I am with him because I choose to be. He doesn't know what I do all day, I could be banging the postman and he wouldn't know it. All you have to do is trust that he is your husband, and that he will treat you as his wife. Enjoy the time that you have together, and make the most of it. There is no such thing as a perfect man, they all make mistakes, why throw away a decent relationship on the basis of a mistake when you know darn well you are not perfect either? Sin or no sin, religion or no religion, human beings are all in the same boat, and they are all capable of wonderful and terrible things. Focus on how you can be capable of wonderful things, and your husband will love you for it, because if you are a worrier and you are suspicious, he will get tired of it. Think about how you would feel if he were that way toward you. Be the prize that he wouldn't dream of letting go of in a million years, and he will do everything in his power to keep you.

Answer 8

Jewish?!!!! never heard of a Faithful Jewish man or woman

Answer 9

Men are men, regardless of their racial/ethnic/religious identity. There are a lot of good ones, plenty of not so good ones, and a few REALLY bad apples. Please don't catagorize on the basis of his identity!! Get to know him and see what sort of guy he turns out to be.

Answer 10

all men, regardless of religion or cuture, have the potential to cheat. It's really the individual who counts.