St. Johns, New Brunswick -- This may rain on your Valentine's Day parade but a cheating expert is saying cybersex IS cheating.

Private eye Raymond Green makes his living busting cheating spouses and says most people don't realize the gravity of a roll in the hay via e-mail.

Green says often people stumble into cybersex innocently, but end up bonding with the person on the other side of the screen and that can break up marriages and relationships.

However, it looks like women don't really have to worry about their guys electronically stepping out on them. Green says 90 percent of e-cheaters are women.

Green's book, "Cheaters: 180 Telltale Signs Mates are Cheating and How To Catch Them" (New Horizon Press), is in stores now.

Bookmarking & Link Destinations

Escape a sadistic madman in a suspenseful hidden object game that will grip you with fear! Bale hay, plant soybeans, harvest corn and more - a John Deere makes every job easy and efficient.

More Weird News From 2003-02-13 The day's stories from around the world. President's Day: The New Hangover Holiday Around The Weird - Bizarre News Briefs for February 13th, 2003 Insecure Workers Suffering 'Crappy Job Colds' Would You Trade Places With Julianne Moore? Michael Gross Engrossed In 'Tremors' Straight To The Heart: Valentine's Day Briefs Flash Lites February 13th, 2003 - Rip 'N' Read Recap Bad News For Sneaky Valentines: Cybersex Is Cheating! Fart Valentines: When You Care Enough To Send The Very Burst Another Bad Reason To Build On Civil War Battlefields: Ghosts Lascivious Lotharios Preying On Military Wives « Current Weird News Stories

Watch one of our weird and wacky online videos. Weird Video Games - Picnic (Atari 2600) Girl with a cool bowling strike ... new videos »   ... top watched »   ... editor's picks »