Female infidelity at work

Work colleagues: First option in female infidelity

When speaking of love affairs, women prefer to do so at work. Nine out of every ten unfaithful women admit to having had an affair with their boss or a higher-ranking colleague than themselves, according to information from AshleyMadison.com.

Surveys conducted by this social network of extramarital dating reveal that the practice of infidelity promoted by women is more frequent in the work environment, as 22% of consulted women admit to having had a romantic relationship at work.Another characteristic that has been detected in women seeking an adventure is that they are doing so in a very short period of time after union with their partners.The records show an increase in female infidelity within the first three years of having decided to share their life with someone else, compared to previous years.

Five years ago, only 2% of women had relationships outside of marriage during the first three years of a relationship, a figure that has increased by 14% in 2012., mentions Ricardo Castañeda, General Director of AshleyMadison in Mexico.

A clear example of this new feminine trend is the recent case of young actress Kristen Stewart, partner of famous juvenile actor Robert Pattinson (considered one of Hollywood's most desired men), where Stewart recognized having had a love affair with filmmaker Rupert Sanders during the filming of Snow White and the Huntsman.

In work activities where there is great conviviality and long working periods, it is very common for people to have extramarital encounters; all the more reason in the world of show business, where one works with attractive men and women, assures Castañeda.