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Women Shun Fidelity, Embrace Cheating On Their Partners

The new study at least not kicks out the nonsensical belief that it was men do all the "goofing around," while women in all her goodness remained faithful to her boorish husband. As the new shocking UK poll has found that women are more likely to cheat on their partners than men.
The study found that four out of ten admitted on cheating on their partners, while only 3 out of 10 men said that they were unfaithful to their mates.
The poll found that of the 3,000 participants, two fifths of the women ended up kissing someone while out clubbing and almost one in four cheated with a colleague at a work event.
Some 55 per cent of the ladies confessed that they loved attention from men whereas a third said men often get the wrong idea because they were so flirtatious. However, a third of them also said that their "minor indiscretion" happened by accident because their flirting got out of hand.
Interestingly at least one in ten women also said that they will never be monogamous in their relationship, while a fifth of them confessed of knowing that it was wrong but found cheating on their partner too thrilling to ignore.
Strangers were high on the sexy list of the women as one in four women said they found complete strangers attractive and loved the thrill of chasing them on a night out. Women also said that they loved the thrill of being with a man in uniform.
The study was conducted by Opera North to open their new season with the Mozart opera Cosi fan tutte, translated as 'All Women Are Like That' - a light-hearted comedy that looks at the very nature of infidelity.
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