5 SEVERAL FACTS YOU MUST KNOW

Young Friends has your partner cheated on you? You better read carefully some cheating facts that you must know.

Cheating is indeed one of the problems in relationships that are often not easy to solve. This third person problem is often forced to end in the relationship between you and him.

So, so that you don't become a victim of cheating all the time, it's better for you to know some of the facts behind cheating first. Maybe those facts can help you learn to maintain your current or next relationship.

Here are 5 cheating facts:

Once a cheater, someone will continue to be an cheater

Who would have thought, cheating has been in a person's genes since he was born. That's because dopamine - the pleasure hormone released after exercise, eating delicious meals, and orgasms - plays an important role in whether someone will cheat or not.

FYI, 50% of people with the long allele variant of the dopamine receptor had cheated on them with their partner, whereas 22% of people with the short allele variant did not. Even people with the long allele variant are more likely to take risks and engage in pleasure-seeking behavior.

Women also have cheating genes

Who says only men can cheat? Women can too. This has even been proven through a study involving about 7,400 Finnish twins and published in Evolution and Human Behavior.

According to the study, the female cheating gene is the vasopressin receptor gene, which is responsible for empathy and sexual bonding in animals. In men, genes have no effect on relationships.

However, psychiatrist Richard A. Friedman argues that women's impulses to cheat may simply stem from a desire to seek pleasure. According to him, there is no clear reason for women to be disloyal other than to seek new things and sensations.

Money, money again

AsapSCIENCE states that men who make more money than their female partners are more likely to cheat. Well, this is quite natural because the biggest temptation of men is none other than "wealth, throne, and women".

Even so, men are also more likely to cheat if they become stay-at-home fathers while their wives go to work. The best-case scenario for monogamy in the end is to make sure both parties make the same amount of money.

Cheating = family inheritance

A study from Texas Tech University and the University of Nevada suggests that cheating may be hereditary. Researchers have also looked at 300 students to see if the relationship between parents and students cheating.

Interestingly, the students who cheated were twice as likely to have a parent who was also cheating. However, having cheating parents did not affect the students' view of cheating.

It could be that having a cheating parent has swayed children's views on commitment or having an unstable home life makes kids more likely to have relationship problems.

The findings may also provide further evidence that cheating is present in a person's genes from birth.

Bearded men are more likely to cheat

Be careful if you fall in love with a bearded man, Kawan Muda. If only part of his face can be hidden behind the beard, there is also the possibility that he can hide the fact that he is cheating on you.

According to a study conducted by Eva's social video network, men with facial hair were 27% more likely to cheat on their partners than men with clean-shaven facial hair.

To make matters worse, men who had facial hair were also more likely to fight and steal. No offense, but research involving 1500 people found that 40% of goate-like men admitted to having stolen something.

So, what about Young Friends? Surprised?