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"Guys! Remember that time you cheated on your husband and didn&amp;#x27;t tell anyone? (Tell me, tell me!)This lady does. Apparently it&amp;#x27;s almost impossible to get an accurate demographic of female adultery because women won&amp;#x27;t risk their marriages and social lives to report it. Which makes sense, considering I won&amp;#x27;t even tell you what I ate last night and how I feel about it. OK, Popeye&amp;#x27;s. And actually, kind of fine. We knew it might be genetic (shudder), but now this: according to a sad new article, university studies show that, although the recorded data reads that roughly 20-25% of men and 15-20% of women have conducted extramarital affairs, certain numbers have actually hinted it could be as high as 50% for women. The article really gets interesting when it details the &amp;quot;emotional reasons&amp;quot; women, rather than men, may cheat. For instance, &amp;quot;I cheat to feel desired and desirable,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I cheat to feel understood,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;When I cheat I feel more appreciated,&amp;quot; et cetera. Infidelity, the article states, is still considered a male problem--but don&amp;#x27;t you guys think that assigning these emotional wants and needs as exclusively &amp;quot;girl stuff&amp;quot; just perpetuates the problem? I mean, guys want to feel desired and appreciated too, and women have cheated just to have sex for sex&amp;#x27;s sake. Point being: in a marriage circa now, is infidelity impossible? Aren&amp;#x27;t those statistics terrifying? What do you think? Photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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