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A recent study published in Evolution and Human Behavior offers new insights into the complex motivations behind female infidelity.
The findings reveal that women who cheat are typically more physically attracted to their affair partners but view their primary partners as better co-parents.
The study highlights several other motivations for infidelity, including relationship dissatisfaction, the desire for variety, and revenge.
Both men and women cited a desire for variety and novelty as a reason for their affairs.
Women were notably more likely than men to cite their partner’s lack of investment and support as reasons for cheating.
A few participants indicated that their affairs were driven by a desire to validate their attractiveness and desirability.
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