Even before Bill Clinton lowered his trousers and raised a few eyebrows, wives wondered what to do about husbands who bend and break marriage vows. Both men and women are asking whether lifelong vow takers are entitled to time off for good behavior.
Men also cheat more than women do.
Then concludes, however, that the most important thing about infidelity is its impact on a marriage, not why it happened, when it happened, or with whom it happened. This week's letter writers might not agree with her conclusion. More about Lois Wyse . Peruse past editions . Check Out These Makeovers.