It isn't cheating to exchange emails. I still exchange emails with people, male and female, that I haven't seen in since high school! (More years ago then you want to know and I want to admit.) Don't get paranoid, or you'll can cause yourself a lot of unnecessary grief.
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.
No, it's not okay, it's still cheating.
When a person has multiple profiles and emails and denies all but two it means they are hiding something and not being honest with their mate and a possibility of flirting or cheating with the opposite sex (it is still cheating when one person leads another on even if there is no physical contact.)
Realize you are being selfish. This is something your partner wants. Would you be angy if your partner went to see a movie you didn't particularly want to see? Also realize they are still with you and they could leave you at any time and be with that other person. Try identifying your own problems with them cheating. Be sure you can address your problems clearly in a discussion with them.
Of course. Cheating on someone is not defined by whom you cheat with. The whole point is that you weren't satisfied enough with your relationship and needed something more. The point is, you were unfaithful with your partner and thus, even if you don't know the person you're cheating with, it is still cheating.
He is insecure and you need to encourage him to seek help about his paranoia.
If you want to know if your partner is cheating on you, ask. If they say no and you are still uncertain, be nosy. Just try to make sure that your suspicion is reasonable. Never set him up by getting someone to pose as a romantic interest. If it's this much of a problem, you're likely in the wrong relationship.
Yes it is still cheating even though the other is a same sex partner. It would be really nice if you let your boyfriend in on the fact you are bisexual.
ANSWER:Holding your friends hands can't be cheating. If your talking about maybe kissing in the mouth, well you need to think it twice because if you already have a partner and you still love to flirt, then that is a big no-no. Pardon me if I insult you...
It depends on the emails that he is sending. He might still want to maintain a relationship with you.
it is normal for them to be attracted to other people the fact the person is still with you means that they want you!
what do u mean "leave",anyway why not stick to one partner,i mean living in this cruel world and u still consider polygamy?have u 4gotten about HIV/AIDS and other STI's?