The occurrence of extramarital affairs is related to various factors such as personal personality, values, and marital relationship, so there is no specific group of people who are prone to extramarital affairs. However, the following factors may increase a person's risk of having an extramarital affair:
Personal personality traits: Some people may be more attracted to novelty and excitement or feel more dissatisfied and bored, factors that may make them more inclined to seek extramarital affairs.
Marital relationship problems: Problems such as tension between couples, lack of communication, coldness, or frequent arguments can make one of the spouses feel unfulfilled and seek to find fulfillment in other relationships.
Personal emotional needs: Some people may feel a lack of emotional fulfillment in their marital relationship, such as a lack of love, support, or recognition, which may lead them to seek emotional fulfillment in other relationships.
External triggers: Some external factors, such as intimacy in the workplace, the influence of social circles, online dating, etc., may also provide opportunities for extramarital affairs to occur.
It is important to note that the above factors only increase the risk of a person having an extramarital affair, and it does not mean that these people will definitely cheat. In addition, the occurrence of extramarital affairs is complex, involving many factors such as an individual's moral concept, self-control, and socio-cultural background. Maintaining good communication, building mutually supportive and satisfying marital relationships, and adhering to ethical and legal norms are important aspects of preventing extramarital affairs.