What are the temptations MARRIED people can't resist?  

I think its hard for married people to resist keeping a lot of the old habits they had when they were single. Going out with the girls or the boys. That annual trip you always take to somewhere. Old habits die hard.

I think taking their partner for granted is the biggest one. Assuming you don't have to do anything to keep the relationship healthy because the other person is always going to be there.

I think people shouldn't get married if they feel that temptation could/would cause them to cheat. Like you sad when you get married you make that promise/commitment to that person in front of the eyes of God and all the other people there, it's life changing and should not be taken lightly. If someone feels that they may cheat due to temtation the should stay single until they are completely sure.

I was married twice and never cheated. I date and don't find cheating hard to resist. If I do...well it tells me something about the relationship i'm in. If I love someone...no desire to cheat. Its all pretty simple.

What are the temptations married people can't resist? I think his or her partner. If you are a Girl you would still think and doubt if he is really the ideal man for you. Now if you are a Man ..at the back of your mind ..there must be girl out there who is far more cool and gorgeous and kind. Things like that. It's hard to conclude but sometimes it happens.

Talking to their ex boyfriend or ex girlfriend.
I know of a friend who still had communication
with her ex lover. The husband found out about it.
Heated arguments followed because of jealousy. I
confronted my friend about it and she said that he
is a closed friend even before they got in to a
relationship. They are not doing anything wrong at all.

When my brother-in-law worked out of town weekly for 2 years, only to see his wife on weekends, he had an affair with one of the women he worked with. I believe the temptation that comes with being away from your spouse too often can cause big problems. I learned that the 'other woman' kept coming on to him, and kept complaining about her own husband to him. After being caught, my brother-in-law said he wanted the affair covered up, but at the same time it was killing his conscience. He got found out when the 'other woman's' Email to my brother-in-law was found by her husband. So, I think being out of town too long can't be good for any relationshp.

others may be in the form of MONEY. because there are couple who are both working while married but still are doing things individually for themselves and this includes money matters engagement. It may or may not result to dishonesty and keeping each other not aware of what is happening in their individual lives.

SPACE! I have never been married, but something's compelling me to say that they strive for personal space. Whenever they see a bachelor basking in his carefree existence and rejoicing his "me time" practically every normal day of his life, they are bound to feel envious. It's natural, inevitable, right? Any particular lifestyle, regardless of whether you are single or married, is destined to become stale, groovy and taxing after a certain saturation period and that's when the grass-on-the-other-side thingy starts kicking in. When you've reached this saturation point, it's about time that you either dumped your partner, or as most people painstakingly do to look nice to others, "rediscover" and "rekindle" the love dying down.

I believe anything can be resisted, it is called self-control and if you really love the other one you are with and are treated right there is no reason to stray or to be tempted by anything.

It is when there is something missing is someones relationship I think is where the temptation can start to work on you. In that case you need to decide then or there if you want your current relationship or not. If not break up and move on. If you do then talk to your S/O and work on what you want.