News Articles Involving Internet Infidelity

Online spousal spying widespread in the UK
One in five married UK couples admit to electronic snooping on their spouses, says a report from Oxford University . The report found that many married partners spy on their partner's emails and text messages. One in eight (13 per cent) confessed to checking on internet history files to monitor sites visited by their better halves.
The survey unearthed mixed feelings about technology. While many described the net as an essential tool for starting and maintaining a relationship, the majority (85 per cent) disliked the idea that their partners might be flirting online. "Online infidelity" was considered almost as bad as the real thing. Read the Full Article

Virtual Affairs: Real Life Mess?
"Cyber sex is like the crack cocaine of cocaine addiction .it's so powerful. It can develop into problems so quickly."
Jennifer Schneider, Ph.D., M.D.
Sex Addiction Specialist
In her year long study of online infidelity at the University of Florida , Beatriz Avila Mileham recruited 76 men and 10 women who regularly visit chat rooms tailored to married people looking for a tryst. Most of the subjects told Mileham that initial online flirtation doesn't count as cheating: 80 percent said they felt like they were just "talking with a computer." However, online interactions can lead to real world relationships. Thirty percent said they had a face-to-face meeting with someone they met online. Twenty-four of those 26 people ended up having an affair. Read the Full Article

Click. The affair started. Click. The wife found out - Cheating spouses don't have to leave home to be bad. They go to the computer - and promptly leave a trail
In the old days, lipstick on a shirt collar and suspicious late-night phone calls were signs your spouse might be a- cheatin'.
But even adultery has gone high-tech.
More and more people are discovering online evidence of their partner's peccadillos.
Montreal divorce lawyer Robert Teitelbaum says that in the last five to 10 years, an increasing number of his clients have been coming in with evidence they've found on the Internet - and many of them weren't even looking for dirt when they made their discoveries. Read the Full Article.

Cheater Websites: Are Websites that Promote Infidelity and Cheating Wrong? - Cheater websites have become commonplace on the Internet. Websites such as ashleymadison and meet2cheat specialize in promoting discrete affairs between married and committed people. Make sure your partner is not frequenting these sites by monitoring their computer. Also, watch for escort sites such as theeroticreview or bigdoggie to find out whether your husband or boyfriend is paying for prostitutes, perhaps endangering your health. Studies which were conducted recently revealed that 45-55% of married women and 50-60% of married men engage in extramarital sex at some time or another during their relationship. Read the Full Article...

Couple Cheats in Online Chat Room, with Each Other! - This is almost hilarious! The next time you decide to go behind your spouse's back to cheat by meeting others on dating sites or chat rooms, make sure it's not actually your spouse who you're planning to cheat with. Sana Klaric, 27, and husband Adnan, 32, a couple from Bosnia, were having marital trouble. Each of them, on separate occassions of course, decided to scour the Web for a person to spice up their life. Read the full article...

Does virtual cheating still count? - "Whether it's an emotional affair with no sexual contact, an e-mail relationship or a virtual-reality relationship, they're all different forms of the same phenomenon, which is channeling to someone outside of the relationship," said Susan Heitler, a clinical psychologist and author of "The Power of Two: Secrets to a Strong and Loving Marriage."
"It's cheating in the sense that it's forming relationships and fostering loving feelings or sexual feelings toward someone or something outside the appropriate partner," she said. Virtual cheating may have the same sting as real-life cheating, too. Read the full article...

Naughty, But Only on the Internet - It's a cliché that on the internet that no one knows you're a dog but everyone suspects you're a man. And as the joke goes, the hotter the female avatar, the uglier the man at the keyboard.
But during my first same-sex experience in a chat room online, everyone in the room knew we were two women having sex.
We began a little performance for the men in the chat, each of us wondering whether the other would chicken out.
As our game played out, something shifted. My mind sharpened. My sense of "being there" increased. And my body began to respond, just as it did when cybering with a male. Read the full article..

When Does Cheating Cross the Line? - Online cheaters connect with other partners in cyberspace for adventures that range from erotic virtual encounters to basic flirting. While some don’t consider it cheating, many experts agree that online infidelity crosses the line – and can lead to real cheating in person.
Some justify “hot chats” as harmless fun, but this sort of behaviour has caused marital rifts – and has even lead to in-person affairs offline. At best, cybersex means that a partner starts spending time with someone besides their partner – time that can better be invested in the relationship. Since online flirting or online sex is simpler and fantasy-based, it can fuel desire even more, leading someone to seek a real-life affair. Read the full article...

The worldwide web of deceit - Thanks to the internet, committing adultery has become so simple that thousands are trying it. Tara Winter Wilson went online to get to the heart of the affair.
In a dark corner of an illicit bar on an illicit street, I waited for my victim. As far as he was concerned, I was a bored housewife in a sterile marriage in search of passion.
"I had this ordinary mundane life and then I had this other part of my life which was secret, exciting and fulfilling," she wrote. "The mistake I made, however, was falling in love and leaving my husband. When the divorce came through, I never heard from my lover again." Read the full article...

Virtual affairs souring real relationships - With more men and women having cyber affairs, Internet infidelity has arrived in India.
Spouses are trying to catch their techno-savvy unfaithful partners in cyber space, some by keeping pace with technology, others by reading self-help books. Some others are seeking professional help to cope with their agony.
Casual e-affairs, which usually last up to a few weeks, are increasingly souring real-life relationships.
Anita, 29, by her own admission is addicted to the '30-something-room' on a popular Indian chat site.
"Even when I am at work I have to just log in and be there. I may not be participating actively, but the compulsion to log in is immense," she said.
Anita has befriended quite a few friends in the cyber world. "I have had a few showdowns with my husband over this. So I am a little careful now. I chat and even call up friends when he is not around." Read the full story...

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