74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

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“There are three kinds of deceit: lies, damned lies and statistics,” British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli once said. Deception is also an integral element of treason. From this issue you will learn the statistical side of such a phenomenon as treason, expressed in numbers.

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74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

1. It turns out that previous generations were more liberal towards infidelity: in 1970, only 63% of men and 73% of women opposed infidelity. (Photo: Lisa B./Corbis)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

2. About 78% of men believe that cheating is bad, 84% of women share the same opinion. (Photo: Anton Ovcharenko/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

3. According to studies, about 25% of married men and 15% of women have had extramarital affairs. (Photo: Hisham Ibrahim/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

4. 92% of men claim that emotional needs, and not attraction (lust), persuaded them to change. (Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

5. Research conducted in 2010 showed that women are now 40% more likely to cheat than 40 years ago. (Photo: Christoph Wilhelm/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

6. 55% of men hide their novels and deny them even when their wife or girlfriend has evidence of infidelity. (Photo: iStock/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

7. Studies have shown that 88% of men cheat on their wives (girls) with women who are not considered more attractive than their legal halves. (Photo: Image Source/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

8. About 52% of cheating husbands did not consider their marriage unsuccessful at all, as did 34% of cheating wives. (Photo: Yuri Arcurs/Getty Images)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

9. About 50% of men claim that they would forgive their wife (girl) cheating with a representative of the same sex (with a woman), but only 22% would forgive cheating with a representative of the opposite sex. (Photo: Design Pics Inc/REX)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

10. Very interesting, but only 21% of women would forgive their husband cheating with another man, while 28% would forgive him cheating with a woman. (Photo: Wavebreak Media LTD)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

11. 60% of men do not consider kissing cheating. A similar opinion is shared by only 34% of women. (Photo: Ada Summer/Corbis)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

12. 85% of women and 74% of men consider it cheating to exchange intimate messages (text messages, emails). (Photo: A. Chederros / Corbis)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

13. According to surveys, women are more prone to infidelity between the ages of 25 and 34. 80% of them named unsatisfactory intimate relationships as the reason for infidelity. (Photo: Frederic Cirou / PhotoAlto)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

14. According to British research, 57% of women who cheated thought they were in love with the person with whom they cheated on their partner. Only 27% of cheating men felt the same way. (Photo: Hybrid Images/Corbis)

74% of men and 68% of women would cheat on their spouses if they were sure they would never find out

15. Statistical studies show that 74% of men would cheat on their wife if they were sure that she would never know about it. 68% of women would do the same. (Photo: PBNJ Productions/Blend Image)

Keywords: Cheating | Family | Statistics

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