Man In Premium Tears After Going Through His Girlfriend’s WhatsApp And This Is What He Saw
A Nigerian man has cried out in premium tears after he forcefully checked his girlfriend’s phone and looked through her WhatsApp messages.
The guy identified as Hamid was left speechless and furious as he suggested in a series of tweets that she is cheating on him.
He wrote; ”I opened my GF’s Whatsapp Today. And all I can say is OMO
If I see any girl ranting on the timeline that men are scum or kinikan kinikan. I will trace u down and I will beat nonsense out of your Body”
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Unlike previous generations, women and men currently cheat at approximately the same rates, though the reasons why women cheat may be different from men.
Experts say the three main reasons women cheat are: lack of love for primary partner, desire for sexual variety and situational factors (like being drunk or on vacation).
The beginning of the year is a rough time for the institution of marriage. Ashley Madison, a dating site for people looking to start extramarital affairs, reported in a 2018 press release that January and February are the site's biggest months for new signups. And in news that may or may not be related, divorce lawyers add that they see a surge in divorce filings after the holidays. But before it gets to that point, it's worth taking a step back and looking at why people are unfaithful to begin with — especially women, whose affairs are often misreported or misunderstood.
The differences in the reasons why men and women cheat are narrowing.
It's easy to fall back on old assumptions that men are more likely to cheat, with the usual list of justifications (like how they can't "keep it in their pants"). That's becoming more and more untrue as time goes on. "Traditionally, it's been argued that women are more likely than men to cheat because they're unhappy with the existing relationships, while men are more likely than women to cheat because they're looking for sexual variety or an opportunity presented itself," says, Zhana Vrangalova, Ph.D., a professor of human sexuality at NYU. "That's still true to some extent today, but the gender gap in infidelity is closing among the newer generations."
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"In older generations, men were much more likely to cheat than women, whereas in the current generation women and men are cheating at similar rates," she adds. "And the current generation of men and women are more similar in their reasons for cheating than older generations."
Of course, there are some variations between men and women. "A recent study showed men were more likely than women to cheat for reasons related to sexual desire and variety, and due to situational factors like being drunk," Vrangalova says. "However, the top three reasons for cheating endorsed by both women and men were exactly the same: lack of love for primary partner, desire for sexual variety and situational factors.
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