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Sunday, August 28, 2016
At Last scientists Discover Why Women Really Cheat....You Will Be Shocked!!!
A group of scientists have finally revealed the true reason why women really cheat and the finding is really shocking.
Are women wired to cheat? scientists have claimed that women are programmed to do the dirty on their partner but its all down to their biology. According to a new study, lusty ladies are "genetically programed to have affairs" because monogamy is unnatural.
Instead scientists think the females have evolved to keep their options open at all times, meaning they constantly test relationships and remain on the lookouts for better mates.
Researchers at the university of Texas claims women are predisposed to play away, but its so they can have "backup plans" if their current relationship fails.
The desire to cheat stems back to our ancient ancestors who would have kept back up partners on the sidelines in-case their current spouse died.
senior author of the research, Dr. David Buss, explained: "Affair serve as a form of mate insurance, keeping a backup mate should a switch becomes warranted in the future".
"A regular mate can cheat, defect, die, or decline in mate value".
"The professor of evolutionary psychology reckons that women rate their lovers mate value and compare it against other single guys ratings".
Dr. David told the Sunday Times: "lifelong monogamy does not characterize the primary mating patterns of humans".
Meanwhile there's more evidence to suggest that cheating might just be in our DNA.
some people believe there's a cheating gene, or set of genes.
A recent study of 181 men and women by researches at Binghamton University suggested that half of all people have a gene that makes them prone to sleeping around and being unfaithful.
Those with the DRD4 gene were more likely to have a history of uncommitted s*x, including one night stands and acts of infidelity "according to lead investigator Justin Garcia".
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