>>Husbands cheat, pianos can't.<<
So if I want to steal your piano but cannot get it out the door, I am innocent?
We used to look down on women who attempted to steal a woman's husband. All women looked down on them. Now they are justified? You seem to be saying that this is all on the man, who I will admit is a creep, but if you don't want to eat junk food, you keep it out of the house. If women still stood by each other and did not go after other women's husband's, a cheating husband would have no one to cheat with.
What about the women who attempt to have affairs with men who are strong and do not cheat? I had an Aunt who did everything but rape my Dad. She was going through a tough time in her life and my Mom moved her in with them. My Dad finally had to tell my Mom what was going on with her sister and my Mom threw her out. Was she innocent?
See, that's my point. Your mom and sister were obligated to each other. The aunt broke the sister bond. Shrillary and Monica had no bond, they were nothing to each other. Bubba, on the other hand, did had a bond with his wife and the nation. Of course Monica and your aunt are not innocent but that's apples and oranges. As for the Commandment, it was that a man may not covet his neighbor's wife. Rather sexist but there's nothing there about a single woman going after a married man. And if I remember correctly from Catechism class, it is the married person who commits adultery but not the single person because the married person has the commitment of marriage whereas the single person doesn't.