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Australian and UK researchers surveyed 254 heterosexual people, 116 of whom were women.
Found women are unfaithful because they want 'good genes' for their offspring.
However, some participants reported straying out of boredom or a lack of investment from their current partner, saying the simply wanted to have their cake and eat it too.
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