Affairs and infidelity

1 in 10 Brit men has hacked into partner’s accounts to spy on them

London, Feb 1 (ANI): Be careful when you swap secrets and gossip about your partners with your online friends, it may land you in trouble.

Texting leads people to lie more

Washington, Jan 28 (ANI): People lie more often when sending text messages than in any other forms of communication, according to a new research.

Most Brits ok with dishonesty, cheating and drug-taking

London, Jan 26 (ANI): Having an affair, lying, buying stolen goods, drug-taking and having underage sex have all become more acceptable in the UK than they were a decade ago, a new study has revealed.

40 pc Australians would have sex with friends’ partners

Melbourne, Jan 20 : Four out of ten Australians have said that they would have sex with a friend's partner if they had the opportunity, a survey revealed.

‘Infidelity’ can be murder defence in Britain

London, Jan 18 (ANI): Britain's most senior judge has ruled that sexual infidelity could be a defence in murder cases as it can cause people to lose control.

Millions of tech-savvy cheaters flock to infidelity website after festive break

Melbourne, Jan 15 : Infidelity website Ashley Madison witnessed a 390 per cent increase in traffic on January 9, the first day back from the Christmas and New Year holidays.

Why cheating is a ‘norm’ for most men

Even if they love their partners, most men will always end up cheating just to have more sex on their side, an American sociologist has claimed.

99-year-old man files for divorce over wife’s 1940s affair

London, Dec 30 : An Italian couple in their 90s will become the world''s oldest divorcees, after the husband found out about an affair his wife had in the 1940s.

Dad of 16 kids with 14 women says God told him to ‘go forth and multiply’

London, Dec 5 (ANI): The British man who has 16 children from 14 different women has denied philandering as the reason for having so many kids, and instead blames his lovers for not taking precautions.

Creative thinkers ‘likelier to cheat’

Washington, Nov 29 (ANI): Probability of cheating is more in creative people than in the non-creative lot, a new study has suggested.

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