Will these careers kill a marriage?
As a divorce lawyer, I have sparked a fierce debate after revealing the five occupations that I believe feature the highest percentage of cheaters.
Last year, I posted my list to Instagram Reels, and it went viral, clocking up more than 300,000 views. Given the interest, I reshared the footage recently, and the discussion has only intensified.
“We wanted to share it with you MOST COMMON CHEATERS,” I captioned the controversial clip. “We are turning up the heat for this one. Do you guys agree?”
My list has lit a metaphorical match, sparking furious reactions. Some commenters have accused me of unfairly targeting certain professions.
“This is toxic as f–k,” one person wrote. “All the firefighters I know are true family men.”
“As a female firefighter, I have to disagree,” another commented. “My bros don’t cheat.”
Others expressed concern that such videos could induce unnecessary paranoia among partners. “Videos like this put doubt into weak-minded people and in turn create issues where there weren’t any previously. Do better,” one commenter urged.
However, many have admitted that their personal experiences align with my findings. “I’ve been cheated on by pilots, military members, bartenders, cops, and firefighters,” one user shared.
Several noted that these occupations share common traits that may contribute to higher rates of infidelity, such as spending significant time at work and frequent nights away from home.
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My video has undoubtedly stirred up a conversation about the impact of certain careers on marital fidelity. While the debate continues, it highlights the importance of trust and communication in relationships, regardless of profession. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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