WINTER is frequently dubbed as 'cuffing season' - a period when many singles start seeking relationships. Experts suggest that people are more inclined to cheat on their partners during the colder months, and certain cities in Scotland are notably more prone than others.
Research indicates that January is the second most popular month for seeking affairs, with September taking the lead. Lucy Beresford, a psychotherapist and relationship expert, said: "As the nights grow longer and the weather turns cold, our desire to snuggle up with a discreet cuddle partner intensifies, making us feel connected and appreciated. While Salford in the south has been named the UK's infidelity capital, three Scottish cities have also made it into the top Lucy added: "It's the season for warmth and enjoyment, and it's notable that vibrant cities like Salford, Manchester, and Newcastle consistently land in the top three spots in this survey.
Below you can find out if your city made the cut, and just where they rank in terms of people seeking out affairs.
For those who live in these cities and are curious to see if their partners might be up to no good, sexpert Amy Williams, CEO of Peachy, a leading adult toy store shares the signs to look out for. Amy said: "If they constantly avoid sex with excuses about being tired or stressed, it could be a red flag.
Amy says: "Their other partner might have taught them something new, or they might have simply felt freer to practice something with them. Private Investigator Aaron Bond from BondRees revealed four warning signs your partner might be cheating. In close relationships, it's normal to know each other's passwords and use each other's phones, if their phone habits change then they may be hiding something.
