Titlebook: Chasing Masculinity; Men, Validation, and Alicia M. Walker Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Aquatic Carbon and Nutrient Cyclingips served as a band-aid for the hurts and injuries—imagined or real—within their primary partnerships. Ultimately, men attempted to outsource their emotional needs to an interested third party as an Infidelity Workaround.

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,“Men Need Their Egos Pumped up Regularly”: Primary Partnerships Sow the Seeds of Men’s Doubt, became “help” to their wife. This framework positions their primary partner as “in charge” at home, yet men resented being told what to do. This set up a “you versus me” dynamic which served neither party.

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,“We Need a Witness to Our Lives”: Outside Partners as Outsourced Relational Managers,ips served as a band-aid for the hurts and injuries—imagined or real—within their primary partnerships. Ultimately, men attempted to outsource their emotional needs to an interested third party as an Infidelity Workaround.

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,“I Seek a Partner Who Actually Wants Me to Make Up for Lost Time”: The Girlfriend Experience in Outpent youth, wishing they had spent the time dating more and experiencing other sexual partners. These outside partnerships helped alleviate FOMO, e.g. concerns of missing out or a sense of life passing them by.

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,So, What Does All of This Mean Anyway?: Making Sense of Men’s Participation in Infidelity,ng married, avoiding the emotional upset of toppling their current lives, and circumventing the stigma, pain, and expense of a divorce. Men sought to outsource the emotional aspect of their primary partnerships via sexual outside partnerships.

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