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Published 09:31 28 Apr 2016 BST
Updated 09:34 28 Apr 2016 BST
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While some 8 per cent of people surveyed admitted they had sexted someone other than their partner in the past, 35 per cent of the participants said they didn't believe it counted as cheating.
To be fair, many people thought that sending salacious photographs was "different to sexting", and only 2,150 men and women were surveyed in total for the study sample size, all British.
Rup Rai, a family lawyer at Slater and Gordon, said:
"What some might consider a harmless bit of fun – like sending flirty messages or explicit pictures, others consider to be detrimental to their relationship and cause as much hurt and upset as physically cheating."It doesn't seem like this is going to be a popular interpretation, however. https://twitter.com/Brogan_Driscoll/status/725592690105159680 https://twitter.com/skysarahjane/status/725568424047480832 Do you have an opinion on sexting? Is it cheating? Has it happened to you? Let us know at Hello@JOE.co.uk
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