And yes, she rather exaggerates on some things. Biology and biological instincts are important, of course, but so are culture, education (in the broad sense of the word - I don't think there are many schools or universities that teach men to cheat or not cheat on their wives ), and so on. The vast majority of claims involving "100%" is wrong, when discussing people at least, and so is this one. I'm not too sure about the accuracy of her "data" on female libido, either, for that matter.

The biggest gap in the article, though, is that the topic of women cheating on their boyfriends or husbands is entirely ignored. And it's rather hard to see how it would fit in in the logic of the article (cheating women are those very few "highly-sexed women" who got stuck with a "man with a low libido", perhaps?).

Hopefully the crappy article will serve to start an amusing discussion, though.