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Occupations where men cheat the most
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November 2, 2020

Occupations where men cheat the most

Infidelity is a word that make many uncomfortable because they are guilty or been a victim and are still smarting over it. Some people cheat as if they are getting a prize. They run the gamut in terms religious backgrounds, ethnicity, social status and age so no one is exempt but in the grand scheme of things, there are some professions that make it way easier to mess around.

The following represent a quick poll conducted on

women in the Kingston Metropolitan Area, aged 20 to 50 to see which occupations

they say have the most cheaters. To say the results were interesting would be

an understatement.

1. Male

stripper: Like duh! When you have women stuffing bills in a man’s thong as

well as numbers in their phone, it may just be a matter of time.

2. Professional

athletes: The popularity and the money make women flock to and stick all

over them like white on rice.

3. Fedex/

delivery men: Yes sireee. Some are delivering more than packages.

4. Actors/comedians/dancers:

Individuals in the entertainment industry are notorious for talking, coercing

or laughing women out of their underwear. No joke.

5. University

lecturers: The things some girls will do for a passing grade are legendary.

6. Politicians:

Monica Lewinsky, anyone?

7. Salesmen:

Blessed with the gift of gab they can polish and shine the proposal of coitus

and serve it on a platter.

8. Truck

drivers: So many miles away from home daily, a man can get lonely right?

9. Repairmen/handymen:  Some are handy with another set of tools as

well.

10. Lawyers:  Those who suffer from ‘liabetes’ have no scruples

whether inside or outside the courtroom.

Athletes are among fittest, wealthiest people in the world. It’s no surprise they have a little bit more options than most. (REUTERS/Carlos Barria)

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