They are from Manchester. "Bugger" is a common enough slang term. While still a craptastic response for other reasons, it's really no worse than "oops."

Lmao idk why this is so disliked.

Because we live in a society that is constantly sending the message "get this, that, or the other that you DESERVE" This message tends to foster the "it's all about me" mindset.

It's hardly a new phenomenon.

Cheating is a time tested tradition. Physiologically we are not meant to be monogamous. Our brains tell us that we should be while our hormones tell us we should be sleeping with whichever mate is most likely to produce healthy offspring. Nature vs nurture and we will lose every time.

38, cheating isn't some kind of innate genetic code, it's a decision weak assholes make because they have entitlement and selfishness issues. Hormones aren't mind-control, and feeling vaguely horny around other people while unavailable doesn't necessitate cheating. Either flush the pseudoscience or post a video of you trying to unironically explain it to a professor of biology. I'd pay to see the second one.

I just find it disgusting that it's a joke now. It's this huge running joke about having side hoes and hiding your phone and everything and it's disgusting. Either be faithful or don't be in a relationship. There are plenty of people that just wanna ****, no strings attached. Although, I'll agree, cheating isn't a new concept. It's just a little more accepted now, unfortunately.

44 We are programmed by evolution to spread the seeds of life everywhere. Many scientists and professors say we still have the caveman brain. It's a sad truth, not pseudoscience.

God you have such a massive misunderstanding of human evolution. Take a course on it instead of spouting crap. And damn, that whole "programmed by evolution" makes me cringe so hard. You sound so uneducated on the subject.

Evolution influences genetic code. We are programmed by evolution to behave certain ways. Why do you think we are able to walk instinctually, or that birds can fly, etc?

Behaviors like breathing are innate; behaviors like cheating on your partner are learned. Moron.

#70, aka Dipshit, maybe I'm just arguing semantics, like how I hate when people say evolution "designs" stuff, but evolution doesn't "program" anything, and evolutionary changes sure as **** don't force people to cheat on their partners. Humans are neither inherently monogamous nor polygamous, it's largely a culture thing, and you really should actually study evolution properly before offering your opinion on it.