I couldn’t help it baby, it’s in my genes
There may be a genetic component to infidelity, says a professor at the Twin Research Unit at St. Thomas’ Hospital, London. This is based on the fact that if one twin exhibits infidelity, the other twin strays 55% of the time. In the general population, the number is 23%. The tendency to remain faithful is a component of personality, the scientist elaborates, which is governed both by a number of genes and societal factors.
Labels: Genetics
posted by Life Records at 3/14/2006
3 Comments:
they're basing this on 5%? sounds weak if you ask me. However, I do believe that everyone has the inherent tendency to commit adultery... ...I think some call that total depravity of the human. thanks for your blog.
9:59 AM
If my husband strayed, it wouldn't be a question of whether "IT" was in his "genes", because I would cut "IT" off and it would no longer be in his "jeans" to stray around with.
Infidelity is a crock. If you really love someone you would never stray.
11:42 AM
I tend to agree it may be genetic cause in my X's family there were a line of straying men. Then of course the X strayed more than once. I should have used dcy's advice and done the Lorena Bobbit thing. It would no longer be a problem.
10:51 PM
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