> I would not trust any person who cheated on their spouse
> either.
In personal relationships—by all means.
In business matters—it depends, unless you think that someones views about family directly transfers to the business world.
If anything I'd speculate there should be an inverse correlation: the more seriously someone treats their business
the more sloppy they can be about personal relationships. I would not be surprised if workaholism caused more divorces than cheating.
>>> I would not be surprised if workaholism caused more divorces than cheating.
Doubtful. The man is traditionally expected to have the job and provide for the family, while the woman can take care of the children at home. It's somewhat assumed that the man will spend a lot of time at work.
