In 2013, a sociologist named Jean Duncombe researched the affect of infidelity on the children of unfaithful parents. Duncombe found that many parents who have an affair tend to overlook the impact infidelity has on the kids. Some people even said that the children are far too young or too oblivious to realize what is going on.
However, evidence from Duncombe’s research told a different story. The children of these unfaithful and broken marriages ended growing up with seriously dismal beliefs. For starters, they believed that their parents were also unfaithful to them. Children who had parents who betrayed one another ended up feeling abandoned, and their performance in school dropped.
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