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Nope. Women actually cheat sooner in the relationship and more prolofically than men, and they mostly report doing so for reasons of excitment. Weirdly enough, women seem to crave novelty more than men do.
These easy gender stereotypes are just as wrong and overly simplistic no matter what we're using them for.
Kinsey research showed this difference with your statement "Women who enter sexual relationships outside of primary relationships, do so earlier, pause, become more active in the later years of the relationship (post age 35), then more often than men." The Kinsey group attributed the pause to energy and time consumed by child rearing responsibilities, more so for those who also worked. They also found men who were capable, became more active after age 45. Kinsey surveys showed women were more prone to long term affairs, men more prone to single or short term encounter only experiences, including use of prostitutes. Kinsey surveys also showed about 60% of both genders indulged with liaisons external to long term relationships. Surprisingly, Kinsey surveys showed couples in long term relationships not defined by marriage, were slightly (about 5%) less likely to seek sexual activity outside the primary relationship.