Are there certain career/profession titles that are correlated with higher number of cheaters/infidelity?

[paradiseonearth93]

This could be a profession that has a more likely or higher percentage of cheating happening on the job

OR if there is a certain profession title that makes it difficult to maintain a relationship and one of the spouses ends up cheating. Or maybe the profession attracts a type people that tend to be cheaters, like a personality type.

Like for example, I’m dating a lawyer and my friend right away raised her brows and said to be careful because they’re busy all the time and won’t have time for me, and lawyers tend to be cheaters. Is this true?

[Anonymous]

It depends on the type of job and and the type of people that go into that job. As far as I know, pilots and flight attendants in general have a reputation of being cheaters.
I don't know about lawyers, but my answer would be yes, some jobs have a higher chance of having people being cheaters.

Now, for your particular situation I wouldn't really confirm or deny anything. Remember that people are still their own selves, so just because a lot of people in one profession does it, doesn't mean your partner will. It's all about trust.

[Anonymous]

Hmm I would say yes. But it is a general feeling, not everyone in a profession will cheat.


I would say those in sales such as insurance agents are likely to cheat because they talk to a lot of people and they try to be charming so that they can achieve their sales target.


Another group is perhaps pilots and air stewardess. Because they spend time together away from their wives/husbands, in a foreign land. I would think that they are likely to cheat. Especially since pilots and air stewardess are usually rather attractive


In your case, the general impression of lawyers aren’t super positive. Because they are known to talk their guilty clients out of punishment. But I wouldn’t say for sure that they are cheaters.


And I don’t think we should judge someone based on their career. Maybe spending more time and observing them may be a better option.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Acting, psychology, psychiatry, medical jobs, religious jobs, massuse, sex workers/porn actors, or any other job that either involves touching peoples jiggly parts, or is something that a person who doesn't think clearly would do.

[Cheechee4me]

Yes.

[EaterPeter]

Yes.

[paradiseonearth93]

Ok what are they?

[Anonymous]

Government jobs.