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Once they have made the huge decision to have an affair, women have far more opportunity to actually find someone to cheat with and are generally in control of deciding if and when to consummate the relationship once they do,' she said. The survey also found that women are likely to be the first to get itchy feet in a marriage. While unfaithful men don’t have their first affair until almost six years of married life the average female cheater strays just five years after exchanging wedding vows. They are also usually younger than men when they stray with the average female adulterer starting at 37 compared to 42 for men. Emily added: 'More and more neurological research is revealing that male and female brains are programmed differently when it comes to relationships. 'The results of our survey bear this out, with our adulteresses seemingly seeking something far more emotionally meaningful from their affairs than their male partners.' Both sexes agree that monogamy is an unnatural state for humans even though 76 per cent of women and 67 per cent of men claim to still love the spouse they are cheating on and more than 80 per cent of both sexes intend to stay married. However, the research also found that many adulterers are hypocrites. More than 40 per cent of women and almost 30 per cent of male would ask for a divorce if they discovered their spouse was having an affair.