nouveau sociological phrase of the day

"mate-poaching"

From an interesting, and otherwise serious, study of "Associations Between Religious Orientation and Varieties of Sexual Experience" done by Wade C. Rowatt & David P. Schmitt of Baylor and Bradley Universities respectively.

"All participants (n = 161) completed measures of religious orientation, sociosexuality, seven sexual personality dimensions, short-term and long-term mating desires, and mate-poaching behavior."

From the above-linked article:
"Poachers who were both adulterous and sexy reported the most success in poaching."