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Weird study suggests that lots of sex in a relationship could make partners cheat

You may find out that you are actually your boyfriend’s side chick [Credit: Peathegee Inc / Getty]
You may find out that you are actually your boyfriend’s side chick [Credit: Peathegee Inc / Getty]
We surely didn't see that coming.
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Cheating is such a sensitive issue in our relationships and in dating life that it never really stops being talked about.

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There’s so much of it happening around us and when you wonder why that is so, many reasons come to mind.

Of all the reasons why people cheat, would you expect that having too much sex will be an issue? Neither do we!

But apparently, there may be a link between having enough good sex and actually cheating on one’s partner.

Sounds weird, right?

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Having a lot of sex makes you want a lot more sex?[Credit: Getty Images]

Well, according to Assistant Professor Andrea Meltzer of Florida State University who co-authored the report, “sexual satisfaction was positively associated with infidelity suggesting that people who were more satisfied with their sex were more likely to engage in infidelity,”

However, she was quick to add that the result may be a little more nuanced than the conclusion that enough good sex makes people want to cheat.

Speaking to website, Fatherly, she says “this effect was surprising and so I would hesitate to draw any meaningful conclusions from it until it can be replicated in other samples.

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“It is also worth noting that this positive association emerged in a very complex model that controlled for a number of related outcomes.”

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People cheat when they have the ability to conceal it [Credit: Video Blocks]

People cheat when they are confident they won’t get caught

While Meltzer seems to still have some reservations over the result of her team’s new study, American Neuroscientist, Dr. Nicole Prause seemed quite assertive, telling Fatherly that:

“One of the strongest predictors of infidelity is actually power at work, which many scientists think indicates those who are prone to cheat, will, when they have the ability to conceal it.”

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