The two most common facial features of cheaters have been revealed – Sex and Relationships

These are the two facial features that cheaters of both genders are more likely to have, and you might be surprised.

In a new study, British Cheaters were asked to answer questions about their partner’s face with AI technology and then recreate “typical” infidelity. partner.

The study asked 2,000 Brits about their previous relationships (Getty Stock Photo)

to work One in 2,000 Britons found that men are more likely to cheat; 35 percent admitted they had already cheated, compared to 24 percent of women.

However, women are more likely to remain committed to a cheating partner; More than a fifth choose to forgive and forget, compared to just 13 percent of men who have been victims of infidelity.

Autumn, it seems, is a time when both men and women break confidence; The rate of cheating increases by 22 percent in the autumn months.

So what does a cheating partner look like?

cheating men

‘Typical trickster’ revealed (Kennedy News and Media)

Cheating men were usually bald and had a large nose as well as blue-gray eyes, small lips, some stubble, and some neck hair.

Does he look like a wong to you?

cheating women

Artificial intelligence created image of typical woman cheating (Kennedy News and Media)

Unfaithful women were said to be in their mid-50s, with dark hair, a small nose, and a medium-sized pout.

However, there are also two facial characteristics commonly found in unfaithful partners of both genders.

Two common characteristics of cheaters of both genders

Cheaters were asked about the facial features of their love rat partners (Getty Stock Image)

Both male and female love mice tend to have a skinny build and “staring eyes.”

If this sounds like your SO, you have been warned.

MrQ Senior Marketing Manager Rosie Maskell said: “Between our survey and the AI, we have shed light on the physical characteristics of people prone to cheating.

“Our research showed that just under half (41%) of respondents were familiar with this painful betrayal, so many may identify with characteristics in these images.

“Our research found that more than half (52%) of Brits have experienced cheating or being cheated on.

“The fact that 39% of partners who were treated unfairly in this regard immediately quit their job shows that loyalty is a valuable quality in our partners.

“Obviously it is important to note that these are based on statistical analysis and will not apply to all individuals.

“People’s behavior is defined by their decisions and actions, not by what they look like.”

So you better not start accusing your skinny, staring partner of infidelity just yet.