Though cheating in relationships can happen at any time or any age, apparently, there’s a particular age that people are more likely to cheat–when in a relationship.
And it’s not even the teen years or mid 20s when people are normally finding their moral compass or when they are about to appreciate the need to be faithful.
According to a research conducted by the infidelity website IllicitEncounters.com, people are more likely to cheat at age 39.
CBS news reports that at this age, people are twice as likely to cheat on their partners as at another age.
That’s not all: the ages 29 and 49 are also marked as “risky” years as people are likely to cheat around these ages too.
Adam L. Alter and Hal E. Hershfield from New York University and UCLA, respectively found across six studies that at the end of a decade, people become less worried about life’s meaningfulness, rather begin to worry about ageing.
Seriously?