Around 45-50% of married women and around 50 – 60% of married men cheat at some point in their relationships, we have also found that around 87% of women and about 54% of men who feel their partners are cheating – are right.
This means that more than half of all long-term relationships suffers from infidelity at some point, and although there are a lot of cognitive dissonance involved and a lot of excuses offered, cheating is never the right move to make.
I find the topic of infidelity fascinating, and the idea of hiring an investigator to uncover the truth is compelling. Could you share any insights into how individuals should approach their partners with suspicions before considering investigative services?
Infidelity is indeed a challenging issue, and your insights are appreciated.
Your article sheds light on a prevalent issue, and I can’t help but think about the impact of social media on relationships. Do you believe that platforms like Facebook or Instagram play a significant role in fostering infidelity, and how can individuals navigate these challenges in a digital age?
Thank you for engaging with our article, and I’m glad it got you thinking. The impact of social media on relationships is indeed a complex and relevant topic. Platforms like Facebook and Instagram can play a role in fostering both positive and negative aspects of relationships.
Brenda Jordaan
21 Jan 2024While infidelity statistics are concerning, it’s crucial to approach relationship challenges in a constructive manner.