What is the cause of the rise in women who cheat? Some say it's because modern women have more obligations, which means they have more demands and wants. Women who have financial independence and feminist perspectives are less prone to compromise and better equipped to look for the emotional and sexual fulfillment that their relationships lack. 


"The divide changed when women started working, had their own money, and had more freedom to choose; with freedom comes easy unhappiness,". "Today, we have far higher expectations about marriage. Before, marriage served as a means of providing for your family and your financial security. Now, we demand more from it—happiness, satisfying sex, our closest friends, and more. Marriage has been under a lot of pressure from us when it wasn't originally.



I've discovered several reasons why it's likely for women to cheat on their partners when searching for a solution to this topic. A detailed description of several of these aspects is forthcoming. 


  1. Angry or retaliatory 

Some women have an idealized vision of what their partner should be like before they even start dating. When a spouse doesn't live up to expectations and is unable to satisfy all of their needs and wants, it can lead to a rift in the relationship and motivation to wander. 


Some women may be angry with their partner for another cause, such an earlier affair, and resort to being unfaithful themselves as vengeance.


  1. Sexual Impoverishment 


No matter how hard we try to maintain the spark, the anticipation that comes with a new relationship can only last so long. The consistency and frequency of sex will soon be surpassed by predictability and familiarity. Therefore, it is not unexpected that some women who cheat miss the fascinating characteristics of a new relationship, when passion and intrigue have not yet given way to routine. In fact, according to Skurtu, this has historically been one of the causes of male-centric infidelity: "It might have been an assumption that at some point, sex was not a large part of marriage so cheating was a necessary evil."


  1. Uncertain Attachment Type 


According to attachment theory, our perceptions and behaviors in intimate relationships as adults are influenced by the attachments we had as children. One will develop into one of three attachment styles as an adult depending on the nurture and care they had as children: secure (having well-adjusted expectations and approaches to relationships), anxious (exhibiting fear of abandonment), or avoidant (preferring to retain their independence from others).


A good romantic connection is more likely to be hampered by traits that are more prevalent in people who identify with anxious and avoidant attachment types (think clinginess and dismissiveness). Additionally, they are more inclined to cheat because they look for assurance from a second partner or try to avoid the intimacy of the first one.    

4. Nothing Exciting 


Serial cheaters are those who engage in dishonest behavior repeatedly for the sake of excitement. Although they may adore their special someone, they long for the endorphin-filled moments that make a fresh relationship so exhilarating. 


Skurtu says that society as a whole "doesn't honestly address how uninteresting work and family life can be at times." "They commit street crimes on the television program Good Girls, which I recently watched. It addresses ennui, which is the same issue. Although I believe people are more prone to cheat than commit crimes, the idea is the same."


In fact, a study conducted by the affair dating website AshleyMadison.com revealed that 67 percent of heterosexual, married women who cheat sought after "romantic passion," but 100 percent of the women denied having any plans to leave their husbands; some even "stated their overt love for their husbands, painting them in a positive light."


5. low confidence 


When a woman is experiencing low self-worth, it may lead her to seek the attention and validation that her partner and she are unable to generate and maintain from outside sources. "Why would anyone think I'm attractive? is how low self-esteem first manifests itself. Then, when someone begins to exhibit that interest, it feels wonderful, "Skurtu explains. 


Women who cheat may use their extramarital relationships as evidence of their worth or attractiveness. When one fling ends, they could feel abandoned or unimportant, which leads them to look for another one—and the cycle repeats.


6. Relationship Dissatisfaction 


This might be viewed as the common denominator among the majority of fidelity-related reasons. Skurtu claims that dissatisfaction is where it all begins. People will excuse this by claiming, "We are going through a rough period," she adds. Then, when the chance presents itself to one individual, they choose to act inappropriately rather than prevent it from happening by saying, "My partner doesn't care anyhow. It's completely innocent." 


Every time a relationship boundary is breached, the person must first defend their acts to themselves before they can compartmentalize their behaviors. When a person is unhappy in their current relationship, they may look for fulfillment elsewhere or even resort to cheating (whether consciously or unconsciously) as a way to terminate it.



7. Opportunity 


Skurtu claims that most infidelity is not deliberate but rather the outcome of a chance encounter. When another individual in a like situation crosses their way, they begin commiserating and things progress from there, she continues. In this circumstance, people frequently struggle to justify their adultery. Even while there are crucial times that might make or ruin a possible affair, it kind of simply occurs. 


Digital opportunities are available as well. The ease with which we may communicate with others has changed dramatically thanks to social media, dating apps, and texting, and these contacts can occasionally be the beginning of affairs, even when they initially seem benign.

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