New England State is the 2nd Most Likely to Spy on Their Partners

According to Study Finds, a recent survey of 5,000 people was conducted that revealed about half of them had a partner that was unfaithful. It's scary to think that number is likely even higher because those were just the people that knew about it. However, it also revealed that only about 13% of them were caught via their partner spying on them.

You may have found yourself in a situation where something just doesn't seem right. Your partner seems distant, or is coming home later than normal or leaving at weird hours. Those are just a few signs that something may be happening behind your back and you get to that point... the breaking point of going through their phone or even tracking it.  Maybe you're snooping their social media accounts or going as far as following them.

My first thought was that the spies would likely be in the bigger cities, mainly just because there is more interaction with other people, more nightlife and events, and overall cause for concern, but it turns out it's the exact opposite. The Study Find survey reveled that the states with the most spies are the lesser-populated ones in more remote locations.

Vermont, it turns out you can't be trusted. They came in at #2 in the entire country as the state most likely to spy on their significant others to see if they are cheating. #1, I have to say, was kind of a shock. Alaska takes the "honor", if you want to call it that. The state, while beautiful, is also dark and cold, and makes one think that people tend to hang at home more, where these concerns of infidelity would be less frequent. Whether that's the case or not, 54.5% of the survey participants admitted to spying on their partner.

Here is the full top 10:

1. Alaska

2. Vermont

3. Rhode Island

4. South Dakota

5. Hawaii

6. Indiana

7. Arkansas

8. Iowa

9. Illinois

10. Colorado