Adulterers don't wait seven years for a bit of nookie

Many people may have heard of the seven year itch, the point in marriage in which an infidelity is most likely to take place.

But a new study released yesterday (March 2nd) shows that this moment could come sooner for some couples.

A poll of 4,000 married people, by wedding website confetti.co.uk, found that couples are happiest in their marriage exactly two years, 11 months and eight days after walking down the aisle, with the period after the three year mark left uncertain.

The study also revealed what men and women want from their partners, so if you do have an extramarital lover there are several things you can do for you cheated spouse to keep them happy and less likely to find out.

It revealed women like to be complimented at least twice daily on things such as cooking and appearance. In addition, they like to be thanked for their efforts and will feel appreciated with a little treat such as breakfast in bed or chocolates.

However, things like doing the housework, collecting the weekly food shop and helping children with their homework should be mutually led.

The research also stated that it is important for couples to enjoy 75 minutes each day doing their own thing, which can be particularly useful if you are having a bit on the side.

Category: Married dating strategy

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