Female promiscuity
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| '''Female infidelity''' is the unfaithfulness of the female partner in a [[sexual relationship]]. It has been the object of literature since ''[[The Loves of the Gods]]'', ''[[1001 Nights]]'', where it is part of the frame tale and the [[medieval debate poetry]]. A cheated husband is commonly called a [[cuckold]] because he is at risk of raising another male's offspring. | '''Female infidelity''' is the unfaithfulness of the female partner in a [[sexual relationship]]. It has been the object of literature since ''[[The Loves of the Gods]]'', ''[[1001 Nights]]'', where it is part of the frame tale and the [[medieval debate poetry]]. A cheated husband is commonly called a [[cuckold]] because he is at risk of raising another male's offspring. | ||
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Female infidelity is the unfaithfulness of the female partner in a sexual relationship. It has been the object of literature since The Loves of the Gods, 1001 Nights, where it is part of the frame tale and the medieval debate poetry. A cheated husband is commonly called a cuckold because he is at risk of raising another male's offspring.
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