Men feel guiltier following sexual infidelity

Men feel guiltier following sexual infidelity, while women feel bad after an emotional transgression, concludes a new study.
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In the study, led by Maryanne Fisher, a professor at St Mary's University in Halifax, Canada, researchers found that the women participants felt guiltier after falling in love with someone, rather than trying different sexual positions with them.
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While the men said they would feel guiltier having sex without emotion rather than love without sex, reports The Daily Express.
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Fisher said: "If someone u00acassumes their partner is most concerned with the same form of infidelity they are most u00acconcerned about they could make false inferences leading to feelings of guilt."
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The study also found women, rather than men, would be more likely to leave if they found out their partner was sleeping with someone else.