Cameroon: Discover why some Cameroonian women cheat on their husbands

A survey conducted in the capital of Cameroon, Yaounde, with a number of women allowed us to understand the phenomenon of female infidelity.Several couples are experiencing tensions, misunderstandings and even breaks over the years because

of female infidelity. Some men do not even hesitate to opt for strong methods such as assaults or murders. Because of the unfaithfulness of their wives.When questioned, women decided to respond to this type of behaviour or conjugal drift. For Edwige, infidelity may occur because of the "lack of affection of the husband towards his wife" or "when man does not satisfy his wife's desires" and "routine in a couple which can push the woman to develop the curiosity to discover other men ".The young woman also speaks of the "financial deficiency in the man who pushes materialistic women to look elsewhere". For Armelle "Either she does not love him, or he does not satisfy her in bed, or she has found better than him." Tatiana believes that "it is the lack of attention, the infidelity of the husband or the partner and the non-satisfaction of the woman sexually" that are at the origin of this phenomenon.Pauline explains the phenomenon by "the infidelity of the spouse and if the woman is not satisfied on the sexual plan". She adds that women can also deceive their husbands "if they are not financially and materially maintained. There is also the fact that in some homes men no longer want to have sex with their wives. So what should she do? She throws herself out. "Pauline also accuses" the bad girlfriend who leads the others ".Bertille for her part believes that the infidelity of the woman intervenes in a "Union based on other foundations than love. Weakness of spirit and bad companies. The fiancé who presents a face then becomes another person once married. These different reactions should enable men to better understand their spouses and to take preventive measures so that their women will no longer be "out".

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