I don't think you should confront her when she is with the man - I think you should confront her when she is at home and there is privacy and calmness. If you confront her when she is with him, emotions could highly escalate and cause something bad to happen.
She's a big girl and knows she has control over her cheating so don't bother to bring the male counter-part into the matter. Confront her on home turf. If this is not your mate, but a friend I would keep right out of it. If it means destroying your friendship with her then please do so. She knows what she is doing is wrong. If you are the mate then leave!
If you confront them together they cannot deny it.
Confront her. You need to let her know that it is okay for her to be attracted to girls but it IS NOT okay for her to do anything with girls while you are married, cheating is cheating no matter the gender.
That is one form of cheating
you should have a honest talk with her and if she is cheating on you give her a second chance...unless it has bbeen going on for a while then u should dump her.
If the question is if you should stay with the boyfriend, if he is cheating with other girls I would not. If he still love you, he should prove it. Sleeping with other girls is not showing his love for you.
Yes, cheating starts in the thought, if you have thought about it, it is sort of cheating, now a date is a date, it's romance filled with sensual conversation, thus it is cheating while this moment should be shared only with your wife or fiancée.
Aboslutely, use your gut feeling most people know when the other is cheating.
As long as your boyfriend knows what you are doing, who you are going with, and how long you will hang around with this other guy friend.
No. Taking a break from a relationship is another word for breaking up for a while.
It is cheating; if you are involved in a relationship and you show *unnecessary affection, such as flirting, kissing, or sensual or suggestive touching, or becoming involved sexually with another person other than your partner or spouse is considered cheating, no matter what form it comes in. However, the 'rules' of cheating vary from person to person; for example, some people believe it isn't cheating if you are flirting over the internet, while others believe that groping or touching those other than their partner is fine.*By this, I mean that the affections are not casual or friendly; hugs and friendly pecks (generally kisses on the cheeks) are fine, while any other gesture that suggests a sexual/emotional bond towards a person other than a spouse or partner.
yea she is bardo while your at the club
Yes
That isn't the correct way to deal with a cheating partner. If you know your partner is cheating, and if you still want to make it work than you should probably separate for a for a while, but inform your partner that you still want this relationship to grow. Also you should ask the cheating partner is they want to make something out of the relationship. That is my best advice. Or see a therapist.