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" In an interesting twist of fate, people who are needy and anxious about being abandoned by their partner are actually more like to experience cheating&amp;amp;#8212;both being cheated on and doing the cheating. Kind of surprising, right? Maybe not so much when you consider more information. A study of 200 married couples over a period of four years found that those who displayed needy behavior and anxiety and those who feared abandonment were more likely to cheat themselves. On the opposite side, those who had stable relationships also had &amp;quot;secure&amp;quot; attachment styles, meaning they were able to trust in their partners. It makes sense if you assume that those who are secure and trusting would tend to be more satisfied in their relationships and therefore less likely to cheat, right? One very interesting aspect of the study was that couples who showed greater independence from each other, deemed another form of &amp;quot;insecure&amp;quot; attachment, were the least likely to cheat. What kind of attachment style do you and your guy have? Do you feel secure, or kind of needy? Related: *The 5 Favorite Beers of Cheating Dudes *The Way Cheaters Compare Their Partners to Their Lovers Might Surprise You *Could It Be True? There&amp;#x27;s an Antibiotic That Might Prevent Men From Cheating"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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