Sure, but I guess it didn't occur to you that men cheat just as much--if not more.

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Ms Faludi is surely right that stereotypes cheat men and women.

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Both men and women cheat on their spouses.

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Whether the culprit is weather, it seems that the post-holidays drive to cheat affects mostly men.

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Well men are known universally to more likely cheat than women.

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However, let us humor Mike and take his thoroughly researched (I say this very, very, very lightly) statistical findings at face value to consider another perspective: career women, stay clear of career men because they are more likely to cheat, get divorced and less likely to have kids.

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Researchers at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, led by Joris Lammers, looked at the behavior of more than 1, 500 professionals and found that women who are higher up the corporate ladder are more likely to cheat (just as higher-status men are).

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Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee discovered that broad-faced men appear more likely to deceive their counterparts in negotiations and are more willing to cheat in order to increase their financial gain.

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Research conducted at Cornell and presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, meanwhile, found that men who earn significantly less than their female partners are five times more likely to cheat than those in relationships where incomes are more comparable.

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