Two in five New Zealanders report cheating, with most revealing detail in who the affair was with
A survey finds two in five Kiwis have cheated, with the identity of the affair partner emerging as the most significant finding.
A survey of New Zealanders reveals that two in five have cheated on their partners. The research suggests this calls into question whether monogamy remains the expected relationship model. The most striking finding was not the infidelity itself, but rather details about who the affairs involved.
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Two in five Kiwis have cheated. Is monogamy a thing of the past?
The most revealing finding wasn’t the infidelity itself. It’s who the affair was with.