GreatOlu1:
Omo! And they play holy in their love films... Chai gals don suffer for Lee Min Ho's hand.

simplyOJ:
They must have weigh the pros and cons and found
it expedient to legalize adultery. Legal or no legal,
those who want to commit adultery will still do.

You may be surprise, this lift may even reduce adultery.
There is something with placing sanction on a thing; human
derives pleasure breaking it and enjoying it in the secret, but by the
time you lift the ban, man becomes passionate about it for a while,
but in no time, losses steam. Just watch.

simplyOJ:
They must have weigh the pros and cons and found
it expedient to legalize adultery. Legal or no legal,
those who want to commit adultery will still do.

You may be surprise, this lift may even reduce adultery.
There is something with placing sanction on a thing; human
derives pleasure breaking it and enjoying it in the secret, but by the
time you lift the ban, man becomes passionate about it for a while,
but in no time, losses steam. Just watch.

SAMBARRY:
Exactly my point in the other similar thread. Nobody will need to pray and fast for anybody to zip up

killerman47:
We ttend to mix up morals and law; in this part of the world we tend to mix up religious "sin" and constitutional laws; please in whose constitution in this world (except for the islamic extremist like d saudis) is adultery a crime? Who gets arrested, prosecuted and convicted with adultery or fornication as the "crime"... In as much as my morales and religion frowns at it; please we should all learn to be civil and seperate morals and religious dogmas from constitutional laws... Adultery has NEVER been a constitutional crime; it is something only frowned at by our various religious and moral persuations.... Tnk U...

psucc:
In US, some states had legalized marijuana and others.
South Korea follows with Adultery
Europe LGBT and same sex marriage.

We look forward to God Almighty to help us in this kind of situation.

jadelyn007:
Finally, korea has seen the light, waiting for Nigeria to see the light too so that we can all stop deceiving ourselves.

lilmax:

Chigold101:
adultery was a crime in South Korea until yesterday when it was legalized.

Sir I dont really understand the point you are trying to make.

Please what does constitutional laws stand to teach us? Is it not how to live morally upright by obeying those laws?

In my culture adultery is not only frowned at but it is a crime. People kill those whom they caught with their spouses. We have read, heard & seen pour acid on someone either for cheating on them or for being seing with thier spouse.

In the United States today what are most of their divorce cases based on? Cheating (infidelity). If countries like the USA legalizes adultery what it will mean is that their divorce rate will drop. Because noone can file for divorce becasue of infidelity and that will mean “free for all adultery.“

Any constitutional law that will not promote morality in the society is anti people. No matter how the people see it.

jadelyn007:
Finally, korea has seen the light, waiting for Nigeria to see the light too so that we can all stop deceiving ourselves.

EggovinMma:
I dont support adultery but as long as it's not one sided, kudos.

jadelyn007:
Finally, korea has seen the light, waiting for Nigeria to see the light too so that we can all stop deceiving ourselves.

MarvellousGod:
Nne, you're the only one deceiving yourself here. Stop seeking company, everyone isnt adulterous. ..

jadelyn007:
lol, as usual, the hypocrisy of Nigerians come to play. Even chronic cheats and those who shout "all men cheat, just keep fasting and praying for him to change" will criticize the korean government. I repeat again, keep deceiving yourselves. As if adultery is not already the norm in Nigeria. Who even raises eyebrows at adulterous people these days unless they are women?

jadelyn007:
lol, as usual, the hypocrisy of Nigerians come to play. Even chronic cheats and those who shout "all men cheat, just keep fasting and praying for him to change" will criticize the korean government. I repeat again, keep deceiving yourselves. As if adultery is not already the norm in Nigeria. Who even raises eyebrows at adulterous people these days unless they are women?

MarvellousGod:
You really sound so hurt..does your husband cheat on you?

Again all men don't cheat..Some men are too busy with career, business, etc to be looking at every thing in skirt.. They are disciplined, have self control, have utmost respect for their wives and children..To these people, sex isn't everything in life...Besides, it's so disgusting to some men to be inserting their di*k into every vg....

Chigold101:
adultery is not a norm in Nigeria though some Nigerians engage in it.

Why eyebrows are being raised when a woman indulges in adultery more than men is because, a woman cant be in another man‘s house carying another man‘s baby in her womb.

When someone oppose adultery it doesnt make that person a hypocrite. Believe it or not, more than 85% of Nigerian men are not adulterous. But as always, the bad few are always seen everywhere and people tend to think that evrybody is doing it.

Our constitution is silent about adultery but our socio cultural and morality even Bible is not silent about it.

jadelyn007:
lmao! @ my husband cheating or me sounding hurt, in your dreams! Are you not among the same people that chant the mantra 'all men cheat'?

Better get used to it now and stop living in a the land of fairy tales

jadelyn007:
lol, so you do not condemn the adultery going on around you everyday in your immediate environment, you'd rather go condemn the act of adultery in far away korea. If that isn't hypocrisy, then what is?