Report suggests many women leave marriages over cheating but later enter relationships with married partners
A recent survey circulating online has claimed that 80 per cent of divorced women are currently dating married men after leaving their own marriages due to infidelity.
The survey, which has sparked heated debate on social media, suggests that many women who cited cheating as a key reason for ending their marriages later become involved with men who are already married.
According to the findings, respondents indicated that emotional vulnerability, financial stability, and distrust of single men were among the reasons some divorced women preferred relationships with married partners. The report argues that past experiences of betrayal may influence relationship choices after divorce.
However, details about the methodology, sample size, and geographical scope of the survey have not been clearly disclosed, raising questions about the accuracy and representativeness of the claim.
The claim has triggered mixed reactions online, with some users describing it as hypocritical, while others argue that infidelity and relationship dynamics are complex and not limited to one gender.
As discussions continue, observers have called for more transparent and credible research to better understand post-divorce relationship patterns.
