They fall in lust. Men often confuse lust with love. Lust is a quick, fleeting thing for a day, while love is a long-term commitment. Many men fall in lust and then marry the woman they were lusting after. Just as quickly as they've committed to Ms. Lust, they've fallen out of lust and want something else. Again, infidelity rears it's ugly head. They've got sex on the brain. Many men marry or commit to women who don't satisfy them sexually.

They think they won't get caught. A lot of men think it's okay to cheat as long as their significant others don't know about it. It's obviously flawed logic, but it's true. And why do we lie about it? That's an easy one. We don't want to face the consequences of our actions and we don't want to hurt your feelings.

Men want to be in a good relationship, but sometimes just when everything is going great, your Mr. Perfect becomes Mr. Distant. Why do men do this? Here are 5 key reasons why men pull away when your feelings about him start to show. 1. Feelings = Commitment - to some men, when a woman mentions her feelings it can actually feel like she's gunning for a commitment, which most men don't want right away.

Distance = No Commitment - when some guys smell even a hint in the air of a woman they're dating wanting a commitment, they think the easiest way to get out of it is to become distant. After all, a woman won't want to commit to a guy that's not around. 3. Feelings = Love - in the eyes of many men, if a woman they're dating says she has feelings for them, it automatically means the woman is falling in love. In a man's mind, if he's not falling in love as well, this could present a major problem.