No matter how transparent your partner is with you, at times you find yourself mistrusting them. Nevertheless, a study made it a piece of cake for you to find when your partner might be cheating on you.  

After a tiring week at work, we all undeniably have our heart set on for Friday nights. You may be having a wild time or just a bit of shut-eye, it is true that the anticipation of Friday makes us jump with joy.  

Still and all, Friday equally has a dark side that you probably were not aware of.

A study by IllicitEncounters.com said that your partner is most likely to cheat on you on a Friday evening.

For the study, the site surveyed 1000 people and concluded that the peak time for your lover to commit infidelity is 6.45 p.m. on a Friday, reported Women’s Health Australia.

The study also says that if your partner frequently makes excuses like ‘Hey I am partying with my co-workers’ on a Friday evening, there are high chances they are cheating on you. Around 74 percent of people are opting for this excuse.

The rest of your dilemmas will get clear after this statement by Christain, the spokesman of IllicitEncounters.com. He says, “What this new research shows is that cheats are creatures of habit. They have strict routines which they tend to stick to when they are seeing their lover. If your partner regularly goes out with work colleagues on a Friday night, this should raise suspicions, particularly if they always go out with you the following night. The Saturday night date is partly due to guilt over the Friday night liaison.”

The survey also suggests that if your partner is cheating on you, they prefer seeing you two times a week, making Tuesday the second most popular time to get busy outside of a relationship. Thus Tuesday comes at the second spot. 64 percent of the people also self-confessed to having used the same routine to avoid suspicion.

By Sowmya Sangam