NEW YORK - The notion that women are more shy than he apparently does not apply when it comes to sexually suggestive SMS (sexting). Newer studies reveal that women were more sexy than men to send SMS.
The fact was revealed by a professor of sociology and women's studies University of Nebraska Diane Kholos Wysocki and Washburn University sociology professor Cheryl D. Childers in their study titled 'Let My Fingers Do the Talking: Sexting and Infidelity in Cyberspace'.
From that research, Wysocki and Childers found that two thirds of female respondents had sent an SMS sexy women, while only half of male respondents who did it. Not only that, some respondents also admitted she likes to upload their exciting photos on the internet.
Furthermore, women (83 percent) were more likely to meet the people who met the internet in the real world. Meanwhile, only 67 percent of men who do just that.
However, Wysocki flatly denied the claims which refer to the internet as a cause of people having an affair.
"I do not believe the internet leads to an affair. It seems there is a larger social issue here. First, people prefer divorce (to connect with other people). But, for some reason, people now prefer to stay married and affair, "said Wysocki.
Although this discovery is quite interesting, but the number of people doubted that the results of this study is quite valid. Because Wysocki and Childers uses an unusual data samples, ie an online poll of 5187 AshleyMadison.com website visitors who are supporting and serving the affair.
The fact was revealed by a professor of sociology and women's studies University of Nebraska Diane Kholos Wysocki and Washburn University sociology professor Cheryl D. Childers in their study titled 'Let My Fingers Do the Talking: Sexting and Infidelity in Cyberspace'.
From that research, Wysocki and Childers found that two thirds of female respondents had sent an SMS sexy women, while only half of male respondents who did it. Not only that, some respondents also admitted she likes to upload their exciting photos on the internet.
Furthermore, women (83 percent) were more likely to meet the people who met the internet in the real world. Meanwhile, only 67 percent of men who do just that.
However, Wysocki flatly denied the claims which refer to the internet as a cause of people having an affair.
"I do not believe the internet leads to an affair. It seems there is a larger social issue here. First, people prefer divorce (to connect with other people). But, for some reason, people now prefer to stay married and affair, "said Wysocki.
Although this discovery is quite interesting, but the number of people doubted that the results of this study is quite valid. Because Wysocki and Childers uses an unusual data samples, ie an online poll of 5187 AshleyMadison.com website visitors who are supporting and serving the affair.
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