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Cheating Wives and Girlfriend Stories 2021 I am sorry you felt the need to have to listen to this podcast. Know that you are far from alone and dont deserve to have to go through the pain of what you are dealing with. You are so not alone and you should check out the other stories on this podcast to see what others are dealing with and may give you some great advice. just because I use a robot voice due to speech issues please know that I truly do care and that You are loved. What are the signs of an unfaithful wife? Signs Your Spouse Could Be Cheating Changes in Communication. Appearance and Hobbies. Attitude Changes. Lying and Avoidance. Indifference. Changes in Your Sex Life. Money Issues. A Change in Technology Use. How do I treat my wife after she cheated? Here are a few important actions to take together that can help repair your relationship. Make sure there is remorse. Be honest about why it happened. Remove temptations to re-engage with the affair. Move forward with brutal honesty and care. Be selective about who you tell. Consider working with a licensed therapist. Should you divorce a cheating wife? Although it's a personal choice, it is not recommended to maintain a marriage when children are the only reason to do it, especially if you and your spouse often fight. In such a case, divorcing a cheating wife or husband might be a better option. What are the first signs of cheating? 13 Subtle Signs of Cheating to Watch Out For Your relationship started as an affair. ... They're taking out a lot of cash. ... They've suddenly got new sex moves. ... They're suddenly hyper-critical of you. ... Your typical relationship issues seem to disappear. ... They're paying more attention to their looks. Do cheaters feel guilty? While statistics show that around 68% of men feel guilty, the answer to this question often depends on the specific cheater. Not all cheaters may feel guilty after an affair or adultery, but many of them do. Whatever their reasons may be for cheating, your partner may still feel guilty afterward for betraying your trust or hurting your feelings. Keep in mind that feeling guilty isn’t enough of an apology. Even if they feel bad about what they’ve done, the only way to save the relationship is if the cheater is committed to understanding how hurtful their actions were, doesn’t offer excuses, and works towards regaining your trust. Remember that this might take a long time, and you may have to go to couples counseling. How should I confront my partner about cheating? We’ve covered how your partner may react to a confrontation above, but how do you go about having that conversation, to begin with? While it can depend on the specific situation, there’s a couple of critical steps you can follow for a more successful confrontation. Don’t make any rash decisions When you first find out they’ve been cheating, your instinct may be to confront your partner and get to the bottom of things, but this isn’t always the best approach. Reacting out of anger and hurt can escalate the situation or make it hard to view things clearly. Try taking a few deep breaths, calm down for an hour, or even vent to an unbiased third party before you do anything. Evaluate the information you have If you’ve been cheated on previously, those trust issues can linger in a new relationship. Every time your partner comes home from work a little late or gains a new friend, alarm bells may be going off in your brain. Even if there’s no infidelity happening. Make sure you evaluate the information and proof you do have of their cheating. If your partner has never given you a reason to mistrust them and you’re just relying on a hunch, an angry confrontation could do more harm than good. If you do have hard proof they’ve cheated, you can use that in your argument. Figure out what you’d like from the conversation Come into the conversation with a purpose. Do you want to restore the relationship and forgive them, or do you want to cut ties and break up? Sometimes, the answer to this can depend on how your partner reacts to the accusation, but it’s still good to have a general idea of what you want. Pick a time and place Set up a time for you and your partner to talk where you’ll be free of distractions like friends or kids. Don’t add any alcohol or drugs into the mix, and make sure you’ve calmed down enough to have a civil discussion. Listen and then make a plan Bring up the facts to your partner and listen to what they have to say. Make a plan on where to go from there. If they try to manipulate or gaslight you, you may want to cut ties immediately. If they apologize and repent for what they’ve done, you can then decide on whether or not you want to trust them again. How should I ask my partner if they are cheating? When you’re accusing your partner of cheating, pointing fingers and yelling can escalate the situation – but it can also make it easier for the cheater to manipulate the situation and twist the truth too. During the confrontation, you can raise your concerns without direct accusations. Maybe you tell them that you’ve noticed they’re deleting text messages or being secretive about their phone, and you’re concerned. If you have direct proof that they’ve cheated, bring up the facts or show the evidence, and then ask for an explanation. How do guilty cheaters act? While these signs don’t always mean they’re cheating, the behavior we’ve listed below can point towards a guilty cheater: They’re being secretive about their phone and keeping specific conversations private from you They’ve suddenly improved their appearance, which can be a sign they’re trying to look attractive for a new person They’ve had a sudden schedule change, and there are long hours where they’re preoccupied or unreachable There’s a change in how much physical intimacy you and your partner have There are odd charges on your joint bank account that your partner can’t explain They don’t seem willing or able to connect with you as they have in the past emotionally They’ve been spending a lot of time outside the house or having frequent “meetings” or unexplained absences YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmzVtlgSaE-OPH0VE4S1miA/featured Cheating Wives Stories is a place where people can come to hear stories of wives or girlfriends cheating. Plus some good revenge on Cheat Wives and Girlfriends. These stories also serve to let people currently going through the heartbreak a place to come and know they ARE NOT ALONE. Marriage Is A Bad Investment! #infidelity #cheating #relationships #cheatingstories
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