Although we may look at cheating as an imperfection in someone's personality, a current AsapSCIENCE video proposes our probability to cheat is absolutely more closely connected to our DNA.
Humans are classified as a portion of only 3 percent of subdued mammals, or mammals that stay with one sexual partner permanently, but cheating is still a very much a prevalent circumstance. One frequently noted study on this practice is one organized by a sex researcher Shere Hite in her bestseller, The Hite Report.
As stated in The Washington Post, Hite found out that as many as 70 percent of espoused women and 72 percent of married men had cheated on their spouses at some point of their married life. While further current studies has found these numbers
Humans are classified as a portion of only 3 percent of subdued mammals, or mammals that stay with one sexual partner permanently, but cheating is still a very much a prevalent circumstance. One frequently noted study on this practice is one organized by a sex researcher Shere Hite in her bestseller, The Hite Report.
As stated in The Washington Post, Hite found out that as many as 70 percent of espoused women and 72 percent of married men had cheated on their spouses at some point of their married life. While further current studies has found these numbers