Unfortunately, cheating can sometimes happen in monogamous relationships, but one OnlyFans creator thinks they've figured out the reason behind male infidelity.
According to statistics from the Smith Investigation Agency, around 40 percent of individuals in unmarried relationships will encounter adultery.
Furthermore, it's reported that a shocking 70 percent of Americans will engage in an extramarital affair at some point in their marriage, so it's wise to stay vigilant.
An adult star has revealed why she believes men cheat. (bonnie_blue_xo/Instagram)
According to an OnlyFans creator from Nottingham, UK, there's a straightforward explanation for why men often cheat on their female partners.
Bonnie Blue, an adult entertainer, claimed earlier this year that she had intimate relations with around 122 people during a three-week vacation in Cancun, Mexico.
In a recent interview, the 25-year-old stated that women 'complain a lot,' which makes them seem 'unattractive' to their partners.
Speaking to The Daily Star, the content creator said: "Women, especially as they get older, become lazy in the bedroom, thinking a passive performance will keep their husbands satisfied.
"When in fact, that’s when I find them booking me for the weekend."
She then shared her theory: "If women were better in the bedroom, men wouldn’t cheat.
"All their nagging about undone dishes is resulting in me being bent over their kitchen worktops while they’re away.
"I used to blame the men for cheating, but since becoming a sex worker, I blame the woman.
"Men look elsewhere when they’re bored, so stop boring them."
Interestingly, Blue isn't the only one theorizing about why men cheat.
Earlier this year, a licensed therapist disclosed the most common 'justifications' they hear concerning infidelity.
Bonnie Blue claims women are 'boring' men into infidelity. (bonnie_blue_xo/Instagram)
Clara Zelleroth, a licensed psychologist and couples therapist, spoke to Metro and said many people describe cheating as something that 'just happened'.
“This decision is typically influenced by factors like alcohol or high levels of stress, which can make a person more likely to cheat when the opportunity arises," she explained.
“In the aftermath, individuals often describe the scenario as 'it just happened'.”
She also mentioned other common justifications for cheating she's heard, including sexual and emotional dissatisfaction, as well as a lack of commitment.
“Infidelity can also be linked to low commitment in the primary relationship,” she told the publication.
“People may rationalize their actions with statements like 'we were just about to break up' or 'we are not really in a committed relationship at the moment, just casually dating,' but their partner might not feel or view the relationship in the same way.”
She added that these feelings often stem from a lack of mutual communication, which can lead to differing perceptions between partners.
“You could think of this as the 'we were on a break' moment between Ross and Rachel from Friends,” she added.
