Scarlet letter

I usually dont mind being forced into reading some novel in school that a bunch of liberal editors so carefully labeled, "good education material", regardless of the tasteless bile it vomited into my mind, for i could usually "read but not read". (meaning, i read the words and answer the questions, but didn't let it's immoral teachings consume me). But this novel, the one labeled The Scarlet Letter in beautiful cursive letters on the front, is probably the worst of the worst. Trying to teach us young women that adultery is something to be proud of.
There is no case to cheat. Never, absolutly no excuse. Marriage is a sacred bond that only the worst, most heartless cowards would dare to intentionally break. I realize that they're are cases when marriage is no longer appropriate (for example abuse or neglegence to an alarming degree) but how about get some nerve and get a divorce, not turn into a whore and sleep with someone else?? It ruins your child's life more to sleep with someone else during marriage then to get a divorce. Your child can't respect you if you are an adulterer. And if you're own child can respect you, how can any other soul?
It's a bunch of garbage that is not only way too lengthy (even for someone like myself who likes a good challenge in a book) and its just plain bad, to be honest [which im good at:) ]
I'm so glad i'm almost done...in the famous words of a man i admire very much (about this book) "You could give a parrot a typewriter and it would write a better book". Amen to that.