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In this candid exploration of Love and Infidelity around the world – we look at the norms, laws and taboos that influence that most private, and all consuming part of our lives that can take us from the most sublime highs to crushing lows. Exploring love and adultery across 40 countries around the world, Lust on Earth traces the different stages of relationships and investigates the reasons that people are unfaithful – taking in socio-economic status, education level, machismo, religion, and general trustworthiness. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 04:22 - Rules and taboos about sex and dating around the world ▷ 11:59 - Which country does your country believe is the most unfaithful to their spouses? ▷ 13:58 - What qualifies as cheating and words around the world for cheaters ▷ 26:11 - Moran's story: An intense affair with a woman who had eight boyfriends around the US ▷ 30:00 - Divorce and consequences of adultery in different countries ▷ 34:48 - How infidelity impacts the next generations and imbalance between partners ▷ 38:55 - Amy's story: Her

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Infidelity around the world: The norms, laws and taboos that influence cheating (Full documentary)
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Society
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56 minutes
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English
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