Cultural stereotypes inform that it's mostly men who cheat on their wives or girlfriends and not the other way around, but clinical research details that nearly as many women cheat as their counterpart.

Women who step out on their husband or their significant other, do so for any number of reasons, the five most common of which are:

Firstly, the woman must feel that she is under-appreciated, neglected, or ignored, the Huffington Post reported.

A woman who felt more like a housekeeper, financial provider, or nanny than a wife or girlfriend is more susceptible to finding an external situation, which brings attention and appreciation for who she is rather than the functions that she performs.

Another reason for the adultery can be that the woman must be craving intimacy as women feel valued and connected to their partner through non-sexual emotional interaction like touching, kissing, cuddling, gift-giving, being remembered, and meaningful communication.

Women, who are unable to get their intimacy needs fulfilled by a primary partner may look elsewhere and try to meet the needs through sexual/romantic relationships.

Thirdly, the woman could be bored or may be lonely.

Women, who find themselves alone at home for long periods of time, can feel that their lives lack meaning, and they could use casual sex or deeper romantic affairs to fill the void inside their lives.

Women with spouses or partners who are absent for long periods of time for example military service, may also turn to affairs to fill what feels like an emptiness.

Fourthly, the woman will cheat if she never feels fully loved and appreciated.

Some females have unrealistic expectations about what a long-term spouse or partner should offer them emotionally and in other ways and when their partner fails them, they feel justified in seeking attention elsewhere.

Lastly, the women can have an intimacy disorder. Early childhood trauma and/or sexual abuse often lead women (and men) to problems with addictive sex and/or serial cheating and they can seek consistency and feelings of importance through intensity-based romantic and/or sexual activity.

Source : timesofindia

In 2013 you can experiment with your hair. As this year everything has to be new so why not new hair color. You can have highlighted hair or just the complete hair done with some different color. Trying out new hairstyles can be just as fun as shopping for some key new pieces this summer. These celebrity ‘dos are must-haves this season.
Here you’ll find some of today’s hottest and latest 2013 haircuts for girls and women. So, you can find different hairstyles for the different occasions that girls can attend. So, you don’t have to worry anymore, just dress your girl’s hair and enjoy her stunning and cute look..







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 Forget about diamonds being a girl's best friend. The recent plunge in gold prices has meant that the yellow metal could well be your new BFF.

But before the shopping spree starts, it would be wise to take note of the different types of gold available at jewellers.

It should also be noted that the price you see one day may not be the same the next, depending on the rise and fall of gold prices.

Right now, prices are in flux. So a necklace that cost $3,175 when gold was at its highest, and was only $2,670 in April will now be closer to $3,000 again.



Pure gold is classed as 24 karat, or as 99.9 per cent gold.

In the case of 22k gold, it is 22 parts – 91.66 per cent – pure gold and two parts another metal.

Pure gold was once considered too soft for it to be made into jewellery with intricate designs, so 22k became the standard.

Pure gold used to come only in bars, and 24k gold jewellery is a fairly recent phenomenon.

Jewellers are now bringing in collections in pure gold.While the designs will not be as intricate as those made out of 22k gold, it can still be beautiful, or if you like, an investment you can show off.

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