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30 Jul 2010 Authors claim adultery is normal It is normal that people get a bit on the side from an extra-marital lover because it is promiscuity, not monogamy, which is normal.That is according to married couple Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha, whose new book claims that humans are the most ... |
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29 Jul 2010 Infidelity good for evolution A woman that indulges in an adulterous relationship may be doing so for evolutionary reasons, as new research suggests playing away from home may lead to stronger offspring.One scientist in Norfolk has spent ten years looking at the mating patterns o ... |
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28 Jul 2010 Women tend to have a secret affair to 'forge a bond' Women tend to look for an adulterous relationship in order to form a bond with a new partner.That is according to author Sydney Biddle Barrows, who believes that men and women take an extra-marital lover for different reasons, reports lifestyle magaz ... |
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28 Jul 2010 Why men enjoy playing away from home Men are unfaithful for a number of reasons, some of which have been identified by a playwright, who claims to have interviewed over 250 adulterous men.Peadar de Burca has travelled the UK searching for the answer as to why men cheat and reports that ... |
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23 Jul 2010 More people having adulterous relationships Rates of infidelity are increasing, with more people admitting to indulging in a secret affair, both in real life and through online relationships.One US study has found that 22 per cent of men and 14 per cent of women admit to having an adulterous r ... |
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22 Jul 2010 Men quizzed on adultery In the UK, 24 per cent of men would cheat on their partner if there was no way of their significant other finding out.Such are the results of the annual survey by AskMen.com which has delved into the minds of men in the UK.Research revealed that 66 p ... |
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22 Jul 2010 Men like food more than a bit of nookie Many women enjoying the benefits of an adulterous relationship may be surprised to hear that men think about food more than they do sex.A recent survey by food website Just-Eat.co.uk found that men aged between 18 and 35 thought about food once every ... |
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21 Jul 2010 Adulterous relationship may lead to better sleep Having a bit of nookie as part of an adulterous relationship may lead you to have improved sleep at night.That is because having an orgasm produces sleep-inducing hormones in the brain, which will help you drift off into a peaceful slumber.Such is th ... |
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20 Jul 2010 Women most attractive at 31 Women are most likely to be approached for a bit of nookie or an adulterous relationship when they are aged 31, as this when they are most attractive.That is according to new research by shopping channel QVC, which surveyed over 2,000 men and women i ... |
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19 Jul 2010 A quarter of Brits have broken a bed during a bit of nookie An adulterous relationship may cost more than fine dining and thoughtful gifts after it was revealed that a quarter of Brits have broken a bed during a passionate encounter.The average adult has had to pay £31 in bedroom damages because of enth ... |
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19 Jul 2010 Third of Brits getting a bit of nookie in public One in three adults in Britain has had sex in a public place and 43 per cent of people claim that they did not know that getting a bit of nookie in the great outdoors was a criminal offence.These are the findings of a new survey by TV channel Alibi, ... |
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19 Jul 2010 On-screen sex 'a fantasy' Hollywood's version of a bit of nookie is unrealistic and people must realise that love scenes in films are "a fantasy" that people cannot live up to.That is according to psychologist and author Dr Linda Papadopoulos, who said that although taking in ... |
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