Betrayal: Most people have experienced an episode in which she was involved. The truth is that lack of fidelity is a recurring theme in the dynamics of human relationships, especially love affairs.
Apparently the human being is a creature who tends to be unfaithful, hence the difficulty in maintaining a stable relationship. Researchers have been studying the causes and circumstances of betrayals in love relationships and have come to some interesting conclusions, which you follow now.
1 ? The exchange is not always for someone more attractive
The social network Ashley Madison is dedicated exclusively to unfaithful people. Its CEO, Noel Biderman, says that adulterers often find their official partner more attractive than the one with whom they committed the treason.
2 ? Rich men cheat more
Statistics prove that men are unfaithful more often than women. In addition, men who have a stable and satisfactory financial situation tend to cheat more than those who suffer economic problems.
3? Infidelity is a crime
But it's no use running to the police station. This only happens in some places in the United States, such as Michigan, Minnesota, and South Carolina. These states have specific legislation for treason cases but of course in most cases it is not enforced.
4? General Statistics
According to psychologist Ragnar Beer, who conducted a study on infidelity, people believe that 44% of married men and 36% of married women practice adultery regularly. The reality is somewhat milder and points out that only 28% of married men and 18% of married women have extramarital relationships. At least that is the percentage of those who admit the fence leaps.
5? People don't feel guilty
About 71% of respondents acknowledge that cheating is not an honest practice but, ironically, two-thirds of people who have cheated have said they do not feel sorry.
6? Women are emotional, men are physical
65% of women said they would feel sadder if their partner fell in love with someone else. In contrast, 53% of men said they would feel sadder if their partner had sex with someone else.
7? It's not about happiness or personal satisfaction.
Strangely, 56% of men who had an affair said that at the time of the betrayal, they were happy and satisfied with their marriages. On the female side, 34% gave the exact same answer.
8? One night and never again?
According to Beer's study, nearly 60% of unfaithful people had affairs that lasted more than a month. Only 12% of women and 15% of men admitted to single-night adventures.
9? Consequences
About 19% of the victims of adultery said they had broken the relationship as soon as they learned of it. Another 22% broke up shortly after, as they failed to recover the relationship.
10? The good side
While statistics on infidelity are curious and worrisome for those in a stable relationship, there is good news. In a questionnaire applied to people who were not unfaithful, 75% said they were too in love to consider it a betrayal, while 68% said they would not cheat because they would not risk losing their partners.
Despite the human difficulty in staying faithful, some still value this. Therefore, it is worth investing in trust in the relationship between two.
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