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When George Michael sang about cheating on a partner and never wanting to dance again, he may have been onto something. That's because men are more likely to report low self esteem and a decrease in life satisfaction after having an affair — while for women it's the opposite, according to a study. Researchers from Tilburg University in the Netherlands collected data on German adults over 12 years and asked them about their wellbeing as well as their relationships.
From a large cohort they focused on people who had been involved in an affair and who had been the victim of one. Analysis revealed on the whole, women who cheated reported an increase in self-esteem and life satisfaction after the affair. Meanwhile the opposite appeared to be true for men, who suffered more after committing adultery. That's because men are more likely to report low self esteem and a decrease in life satisfaction after having an affair — while for women it's the opposite, according to a study stock image.
Whether it's in your Instagram DMs or via the work Slack, many people enjoy flirting online and see it as a bit of harmless fun. But a new study has warned that these seemingly innocent interactions could be disastrous for your relationships.
Researchers from Reichman University have revealed how online flirtations can make your current partner less appealing in the real world. Read more. The study, published in the journal Psychological Science, reads: 'Our analyses detected one group of participants who seem to recover and even thrive after infidelity…unfaithful women.
