cheating

34% of Women and 62% of men have admitted to checking their partners cell phone or social media and read through messages. Many people claim their partners pay more attention to their phones than to them when they're together. Have you done the same?

It's a grade-A nightmare for human resources.

Urban Dictionary to the rescue!

Is snooping into the content of your spouses text messages an okay thing to do? Would you do it?

Jason Aldean has already apologized to his fans and family after being caught by photogs canoodling with former American Idoler Brittany Kerr, who, by the way, is not his wife.

When it comes to infidelity, women are a lot more forgiving than men.

I know it's hard to believe, but nearly 60% of high school students admitted cheating on a test during the past year, according to a survey by Josephson Institute of Ethics.  I'm actually surprised it's that low and that this institute would speak the kinda money it would take to research this.  I kinda figured this was a given.  Any way thirty-four percent said they did it more than twice.  Now,

Infidelity has always been a driving force behind divorce, but with advancements in technology, the opportunity and the temptation to cheat has become even stronger. Now, it looks like Facebook may be implicated in a lot of that.