Divorce attorney says men who work in three types of job are least likely to cheat on their partners

A divorce attorney has claimed that if your man works in one of these three jobs then he is unlikely to cheat on you.

There's ton of advice out there on what to watch out for when it comes to a cheating spouse, ranging from the more 'subtle' body language signs to the 'very sudden'.

But what about when it comes to what makes a faithful partner?

One in five adults has admitted to having had an affair in the UK (Getty Stock Images)

Arizona lawyer Kate Simonds reckons your relationship is 'safe' if you happen to be 'with one of these types of men'.

Taking to the AZ Divorce Lawyers TikTok page (@simondslaw), she shared the three careers you'd apparently want your significant other to work in.

"If you're in a relationship with one of these type of men, you're safe. Are you ready?" she began. "If you've lived through infidelity, it is so heartbreaking, and so don't take this as a science."

A divorce attorney has claimed that if your man works in one of these three jobs then he is unlikely to cheat on you (Getty Stock Images)

Accountants

"I think you're pretty safe with an accountant," Simonds said. "I see a pretty common personality type you should be good with no cheating with an accountant."

Pharmacists

The second most reliable job role is a pharmacist, apparently.

"No cheating in pharmacy, even the lovely Walgreens pharmacy," she claimed.

Farmers

And the 'number one' safest bet are supposedly farmers.

"Number one, here we go. If you are married to or in a relationship with a farmer, I predict no cheating will occur." Simonds added.

So who is on the other of the spectrum?

Sales workers are most likely to cheat

According to a survey that sampled 3,800 people who work nine to five, sales workers are the most likely people to cheat.

“A place where everyone presents their best selves, take lunches together as well as regular coffee breaks, the workplace undeniably serves as a fertile ground for affairs to blossom,” Laura O’Brien, author of the study, told The New York Post.

“In addition to physical affairs,” she added. “Emotional affairs are prevalent according to the survey, suggesting that people are drawn to colleagues who understand the intensity and challenges of their job.”

Who is more likely to be a cheater? (Getty stock images)

Other signs of cheating you need to look out for

Psychic Inbaal Honigman previously commented on the findings by RANT Casino who surveyed 3,800 people across the UK on their professional affairs.

1,644 respondents admitted to infidelity and - surprise surprise - salespeople were ranked as the top cheaters in the office.

"If your partner is cheating, they won't be able to maintain prolonged eye contact with you as a result of them trying to conceal any tell-tale facial expressions," she noted. "Watch for quick glances that break away when you try to lock eyes with them.

"If you suspect infidelity, try to initiate conversations about work and pay attention as their gaze may dart from side to side while they attempt to keep their lies aligned."

"A partner with nothing to hide will typically exhibit open, neutral gestures with arms and hands hanging naturally by their side when talking about work," Honigman added.

She notes to look out for 'closed-off body language such as clenched fists, crossed arms, or covering their mouth or face with their hands, which makes them feel protected as they try to hide what they're saying'.

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