That is huge question..i think 80% of women expect there partners to be manogamous. and i don't think the 'woman' would be upset because "he might have a better time with someone else," i think it more of an emotional attachment they fear, the fear of loss.. this only apply's to the monogamous relationship.. it all depends on what promises and oaths you made to each other when entering the relationship. If you both agree to have an open sex life then thats great,but if one partner feels they can and has forgot to tell the other that is what he or she is doing, then that makes them unloyal and untrustworthy.
I can understand men seeing working ladies, i would prefer my man to see a w/l than a lady he worked with or a personal friend as that is were the emotions get involved. With paid sex that isn't really a factor. I feel women, if fullfilling there men sexually, then hubby should be happy, but in a lot of relationships that is not the case and there is no pleasing them no matter how hard one trys. Some women can also use sex as tool over a man.
But at the end of the day it is what you both have agreed upon...
Jealousy is a deep emotion, often stronger than that of love or hate, it is only natural to feel it or act on it. Sometimes we agree to things for our partners in order to keep them happy also which inevitably leads to jealousy if those things agreed upon actually take place...
How many times do you hear someone say "I don't mind" "thats fine" or "ok"
when they really dont mean it but say it because some people are just crowd pleasers.. or they think it is easier to agree than disagree, all these regular every day occurences will lead to misunderstandings, anger and frustration and possibly jealousy...
As long as everyone is absolutely sure they are doing things for the right reasons it shouldn't be a problem..
fear of loss
fear of change
can both be misconstrued as jealousy..
powerful and amazing emotion.
to what extent do we enjoy making our partners jealous??
to what extent do we need to see jealousy from our partners to feel we are loved?