What does infidelity mean?
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Unfaithfulness to a sexual partner, especially a spouse. \nAn act of sexual unfaithfulness. \nLack of fidelity or loyalty. \nLack of religious belief.
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Dump the loser, when people cheat or even try to cheat (sounds like he is) they now the pain and hurt that it would cause their wife or husband and yet they choose to go ahead and hurt them without regard.  That is certainly not the definition of love.  Move on no matter how hard it can be emotionally you will be the better person for it.
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Generally, infidelity is grounds for reducing, if not eliminating, alimony.  You have to be able (and willing) to prove it.
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It's basically about trying to find the truth to unfaithful relationships that seem perfect\n"...the bride is a whore..."\nand leaving matters as they are rather than trying to get back with someone who's not worth it\n"..haven't you people ever heard of closing the goddamn door..."
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Yep, it means he doesn't want you to think he's playing games with you and your heart, that he's serious about you. Or, he may have said this to throw you off and he really is cheating. Maybe I have some serious trust issues, but I wouldn't put it past any man (or woman) to say some stuff like that to trick you while they're doing wrong behind your back..... But until you have proof, I wouldn't worry about it.
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I think that you should never have an affair, for whatever reason. There is a serious sense of mistrust, no loyalty or faithfulness and above all love. How can you say you love someone and be an infidel? Even if you weren't able to "you know", she shouldn't be running around in bed with someone else. That's like you dying and she's being intimate with someone else. You aren't even dead yet. No, I do NOT agree with this. Some woman would say but men do it....but that does not make it right or okay. Wrong is wrong. Cheating is cheating. Work out the problem. Best wishes and take care.
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don't really know, never cheated on anyone, don't understand the need to cheat.  i figure if you feel like cheating then you shouldn't be in a relationship in the first place.  but maybe him being in a relationship with you is just a way of him boosting his own confidence up a little for personal braggin rights such as "yea, i got a girlfriend".  either way just dump him and move on
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yes it does, it means that your partner never truly loved you because you weren't enough.. still had to look for an affair...
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Infidelity with adultry as a runner up
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Cheating is selfish and cowardly. Cowardly because the person doing the cheating does not have the courage to face his/her partner to tell them how they feel.
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the desire to find a guy that fills it up instead of beating around the bush. Cheating on you is no more sex, no time for you, total daily routine change for time with new man and none for you, dressing diferent, different perfume, attitude, and kum stains on underwear not arent yours.
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It means they're having a conversation with a person that isnt part of the relationship, they're actually having a life away from their partner.\n\nDont be paranoid, be trusting.
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Cheating is unfaithfulness in any way.  Emotionally, physically.  You can cheat on the internet and never meet the person.  It's still cheating.
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Unfortunately most people have the morals of a alley cat, and to be faithful to only one is inconceivable in this \nuse-it-toss-it-away society. Sad isn't it? I have always\nbeen faithful..I believe you play, you pay. These days with\nHiv, Std's ect...now you may end up paying with your life\nfor your partner's infidelity and immaturity.
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Although there is no justification for cheating, statistics say that about 50% couples have cheated on his/her spouse. But when your unfaithful spouse gives you an excuse for cheating, it is simply a way to personally justify the behavior and to feel more at ease with the decision to cheat. Why your spouse cheated on you is something you may never really know for sure. There are no simple answers or reasons. There are lots of excuses given by cheaters.\n\nYou are Not to Blame - If your spouse has been cheating on you, realize that you are not to blame, you are not a mind reader, and although the two of you were in the same marriage, your spouse made the decision to cheat. People who are unfaithful are selfish. It is easier for them to cheat and to leave than it is to work on their marriage. \n\nDon't Obsess Over Excuses - Don't obsess over the excuses you may hear from your unfaithful spouse. They are just words and personal justifications for your mate's hurtful behavior.\nRegardless of the reasons given for being unfaithful, the bottom line is that your spouse has cheated.\n\nAn Affair Doesn't Mean the End of a Marriage - That doesn't mean your marriage is doomed. It does mean that your marriage needs help. Whether or not your marriage can survive infidelity depends on whether or not you both are willing to seek counseling and to move forward.\n\nExcuses are Just Words\nThe "Our Marriage was Already Over" Type of Cheating Excuses\nThe "It's All your Fault" Type of Cheating Excuses\nThe "It's All My Fault" Type of Cheating Excuses\nThe "Grass is Greener" Type of Cheating Excuses\n\nWhat You Do Need to Know - Here is what you do need to know in order to save your marriage after an affair.\nHow long has the extramarital affair been going on?\nHas your spouse had more than one affair? If so, how many affairs?\nWas there a strong emotional bond in this affair?\nIs the affair over? \nDo both of you want to save your marriage?\n\nYou have hope that your marriage can survive your spouse cheating on you. But you still fill sick inside when you think about the affair. Here's what you can do to get beyond the hurt, forgive your unfaithful spouse, and save your marriage.\n\nHere's How:\n1. Don't make any major decisions about ending your marriage now just because your spouse has been unfaithful. This is the time to do some reflection on your marriage to see what other issues other than this infidelity need to be recognized and dealt with.\n\n2. Feelings are neither right or wrong. Accept that your feelings of rage, uncertainty, shock, agitation, fear, pain, depression and confusion about having an unfaithful spouse are normal. \n\n3. Take care of yourself. You may have some physical reactions to the infidelity such as nausea, diarrhea, sleep problems (too little or too much), shakiness, difficulting concentrating and not wanting to eat or binge eating. \n\n4. Balance is the key to getting through this experience of coping with infidelity. Force yourself to eat healthy foods, to stay on a schedule, to sleep regular hours, to get some exercise each day, to drink plenty of water and to have some fun. \n\n5. It's okay and healthy to laugh. Watch some funny movies or TV shows. Spend some time with people who make you smile. Life goes on in spite of heartache and unfaithful spouses.\n\n6. Tears are healthy too. If they aren't coming naturally, put on some blues type music or watch a sad movie. \n\n7. Begin a journal. Write down your thoughts and feelings about your spouse's unfaithfulness. \n\n8. Ask all the questions you want.Talk with your spouse about the infidelity. However, you may have to accept that your spouse may not know why the infidelity took place.\n\n9. Seek counseling if required. Don't try to get through coping with unfaithfulness alone. \n\n10. Try not to get into the blaming game over who or what caused the infidelity. It's ju
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Obviously those who do the cheating say it is a good thing and those who are cheated on say it is a bad thing.  It is all from your own perspective and beliefs about relationships.
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Cheating-sexual relations outside your "main" relationship.\nAffair-a relationship(can include sex, but usu. has more "emotional" connotations)\nIf you met a guy at the club last nite and did him in the bathroom, you cheated.\nIf you've been "seeing" him for the past 2 months, an affair.