Because the public sentiment towards open marriages is even more negative than towards infidelity? One is seen as a mistake that one can atone for, while the other is seen as a rejection of the institution itself in a country that has strong beliefs in it. Still only 65% of Americans support gay marriage, for example. Marriage following strict rules remains deeply important to a lot of people.
> the institution itself in a country that has strong beliefs in it.
It could be argued much of that is performative. The most vocal group for this in America voted for someone who is well known to break oaths.