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" You might think that if you cheat you&amp;#039;re more likely to be a bit understanding if the same thing happens to you.  You would be wrong, according to a new\u00A0study from Penn State which examined infidelity in couples. The researches took a group of teenage couples and monitored their relationships through their 20s and 30s. They\u00A0found\u00A0that\u00A0one in four had reported having extra-marital or extradyadic sex, with men being more likely to self-report their misdemeanors and women being more likely to report their partner&amp;#039;s bad behaviour. The most interesting finding however was that\u00A0those who actively cheat without their partners knowing\u00A0don&amp;#039;t like the ideas of their partners doing it. Study author Michelle Frisco says ,&amp;quot;People seem to prefer to play the cheater over the cheated on.&amp;quot; So human beings would rather cause pain that have it\u00A0inflicted on them? Never. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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