A brothel manager has revealed that the busiest time of the day at their establishment is what they call “cheating hour”—a period when married or committed men visit the brothel in secret.
According to the manager, this peak time usually occurs during lunch breaks or right after work, when people can sneak away without raising suspicion. Many clients pretend to be working late or grabbing a quick meal while actually visiting the brothel.
The manager explained that a large number of these customers are in long-term relationships or marriages. “They come in with a routine, and some even have a regular girl they see each time,” they said. Discretion is key, as many of these men do not want to get caught.
Interestingly, the manager noted that some clients feel guilty afterward, while others believe it’s just part of their lifestyle. “Some men justify their actions, saying their relationships lack intimacy, while others act like it’s just another daily habit,” they added.
The story has sparked mixed reactions online, with some people criticizing infidelity and others discussing the reasons people cheat. Psychologists suggest that cheating often stems from emotional dissatisfaction, lack of excitement, or deeper relationship issues.
Regardless of the reasons, the concept of “cheating hour” sheds light on the hidden side of relationships and how some people lead double lives.