Cheating

• There is absolutely no reason for cheating on a partner. Unfortunately, in these modern times it seems to be more and more of a National Sport in the Western countries. People who cheat will make up all sorts of reasons for cheating such as: she/he doesn't understand me; she/he ignores me when I'm good to him/her; he/she has cheated so I will get even; what she/he doesn't know won't hurt them and I have to have my needs filled; she spends too much time with the kids and not me, etc. There are many reasons, but they sure aren't good excuses because a mature couple would communicate and work together on whatever problems they have in their relationship, but many individuals just 'want' and don't want to have to work at it. Cheating breaks the bond of trust between the couple and it is not easy to regain that trust. Cheaters are spineless; dishonest and are selfish in the fact they don't care how they hurt their partner. If one partner is so unhappy in the relationship then they have the freedom to end that relationship which again give them no reason to have to cheat, but, again, the cheater is selfish and wants it all.

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Cheating is the unfair way of gaining something, because a person cannot gain it by any honest and fair means.

It may include money and property (breaking the law), glory (cheating in sports, doping), emotional or physical satisfaction (cheating in relationships).

1)If he stops calling you for a few days(maybe he's calling someone else) or stops going out with you(maybe he's dating someone else) ang doesn't have time for you. 2)If when you are out "someone" calls him and he doesn't want to talk in front of you so he goes somewhere else. 3)If he tells you that he stayed for the night at one of his friends house. 4)If he often has his cell phone closed(so that you don't bother him)

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it doesn't all ways have to be black men. Cheating is somebody's choice it doesn't matter what race you are black, white, asian, hawaiian, chinese, japanese, or any other nationalities. Black men have a history with cheating because those are the stories we usually here about. Many people cheat so it isn't fair to say that one race cheats more than another. It really depends on how you were raised and the influence your parents had.

If you suspect your boyfriend is cheating, you might ask directly about any suspicious behavior you've noticed, express your concerns, and have an open and honest conversation about what's going on in your relationship. It's important to approach the situation calmly and respectfully, and to listen to his responses without jumping to conclusions.

It depends on circumstances. A woman wont just look in the mirror and tell her self that she will cheat on her boyfriend on that day. Man or woman have their own reason why they go on that direction. We just can't judge them because we always know that cheating, or affairs are wrong.

Ask yourself what you could live without knowing and what you could live without knowing that you would use as anger tactics or throwing back at him. If you are trying to forgive him and move forward - do just that leave the past in the past and move forward - try not to bring it up anymore. It would probably be best to as little as possible and leave it at that.

You're asking a broad question here because I don't what type of situation you're going through. When you use reverse psychology to get the truth, you're trying to make that person realize that keeping the truth from you is wrong. I think that's what you were trying to ask me, if that person still doesn't say the truth after using it, just walk away if that person is stubborn of telling the truth. You can't solve anything if its hidden.

Mac

Your boyfriend may have trust issues or insecurities that are causing him to be overly suspicious. It's important to have an open and honest conversation with him to address his concerns and reassure him of your fidelity. Building trust through communication and transparency can help alleviate his fears.

People lie to cover up something or to feel good about them selve! MAybe they don't appreciate themselve! Good luck to you and your friend! :)

yes that is a very true story but my friend said something to another friend that was not true but in that case it was my job to fix it! sometimes we have fights so we get mad and say something that was not meant to be said but when something like that happens don't be sad just try to fix the problem, and if your friends don't want to listen to you then they are not true friends!:)

You wouldn't be asking this question if you didn't already feel there was something problematic about what's occurring.

When you invest most of your focus and energies into an affair, you put other things on the shelf--your spouse/partner and your children (if any). By seeking a emotional escape with a lover, you're turning away from reality, which includes the reasons you're unsatisfied in your current life. What is missing from your life that you feel is met by the affair and your affair partner?

The problems that were in your life before the affair started haven't gone away, it's just easier to ignore them when you're on the emotional 'high' that an affair creates. When that high fades for either you or your lover you'll be back to square one. You (personally) still will not be satisfied with your life.

The problem with an affair is that both lovers live in a bubble--never planning on the major fallout that would occur if the affair was found out. Would you leave your spouse/partner for your lover? Would they leave their current partner for you? Can you accept that you will be seen as untrustworthy, based on your secrets and deceits? Will you be OK with being gossiped about, and possibly having your children exposed to it? Are you prepared for the possibility being asked by your spouse to leave your home and your family?

What do want out of your marriage/relationship? If you want to stay with your spouse/partner, you need to focus on that relationship by ending the affair now. If you no longer want to be in you current relationship, you need to do the most integral thing for everyone concerned--notify your spouse/partner that you are ending the relationship. It is then up to you and your affair partner to decide if you have anything worth pursuing in real life.

It's not kind or respectful to intentionally try to hurt someone's feelings or disrespect them. It's important to treat others with kindness and empathy, even if you disagree or have conflicting feelings.

It is not appropriate or ethical for married individuals to seek or engage in intimate activities with other individuals outside of their marriage. Communication, honesty, and seeking professional help if needed are important steps for addressing any issues within the marriage.

It is ok to have friends of the opposite sex but that's a little too much. You should really have a conversation concerning this and let him know how it makes you feel - if he is not willing to let up on the contact with this other girl you may have to make a decision of what is best for you.

You don't. Either you trust him and continue the relationship without the admission OR you give it up. It is almost abusive to ask someone a question and keep badgering them to give you the answer you think is right. And you can't really know if you weren't one of the two people involved--be very careful about considering what others say as the truth.

Your situation depends on the severity and impact of his lying. If it is serious - you have to confront the issue head-on. You can do by framing it in the context of you looking out for him. You can tell him that, while you love him and care for him, you understand him. Others might react much more negatively towards him. In short, you will love him no matter what - that is unconditional. But he is going to hurt himself by lying to or deceiving people - there is just no future in it. If he responds positively to that, share with him how it makes you feel when he tells a lie. Something like, "When you say something that I know is not true, it makes me feel as though ...." If he responds negatively, then you have to be prepared to take some action that will get his attention. You will move out, you won't pay for something, something HAS to change. On the other hand - if his lies are "white lies", bragging, etc. The most effective way to deal with that is to ignore the little lies and praise him like crazy when he tells you what you know to be true. People respond much more effectively to continuing something that gets praised than stopping something that gets critisized.

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The answer is in "A Review of Sex Differences in Sexual Jealousy, Including Self-Report Data, Psychophysiological Responses, Interpersonal Violence, and Morbid Jealousy" Christine R. Harris, 2003

In many jurisdictions, a woman can sue another woman for "alienation of affection" or "criminal conversation" if she can prove that this woman played a significant role in the breakdown of her marriage by engaging in a romantic or sexual relationship with her husband. These laws vary by state and country, so it's important to seek legal advice in your specific location.

Constitutional rights of accused in criminal cases.

briefly, they may be enumerated as follows:

1. the right to adequate legal assistance.

2. the right, when under investigation for the commission for an offense, to be informed of his right and to remain silent and to have counsel;

3. the right against the use of torture, force,violence,threat,intimidation and other means w/c vitiates the free will;

4. the right against being held in secret,incommunicado or similar forms of solitaire detention;

5. the right to bail and against excessive bail

6. the right to due process of law;

7. the right to presumption of innocence;

8. the right to to be heard by himself and counsel;

9. the right to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against him;

10.the right to have a speedy,impartial,public trial;

11.the right to meet the witnesses face to face;

12.the right to have compulsory process to secure the attendance of witnesses and the production of evidence in his behalf;

13. the right against self-incrimination;

14. the right against detention by reason of political beliefs and aspirations;

15. the right against excessive fines;

16. the right against cruel,degrading or inhuman punishment;

17. the right against infliction of the death penalty except for heinous crimes; and

18. the right against double jeopardy.

Laws regarding suing a cheating partner's lover vary by jurisdiction. In some places, there are laws allowing for "alienation of affection" or "criminal conversation" lawsuits, though these are less common today. It's best to consult with a lawyer familiar with the laws in your specific area to understand your options.