How to Catch a Cheating Spouse
This app will cover the following things
1) What is Cheating
2) Different Types of Cheating
3) Signs that Your Husband is Cheating
4) Signs that Your Wife is Cheating
5) Catch a Cheating Husband
6) Catch a Cheating Wife
7) Catch Cheater Using Technology
8) Spy Apps to Catch a Cheating Spouse
9) So, Your Spouse is Cheating. Now What?
10) Should You Give Your Spouse a Second Chance?
11) How to Survive the Pain of Betrayal
12) Aftermath of Affair & Rebuilding
13) Trust Issues & Counseling
14) Reference
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1) What is Cheating?
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Once upon a time, cheating was defined only as a physical affair in which two people engaged in sexual activities outside their primary relationship. Today there are various definitions of cheating, ranging from emotional to physical, and steps in between.
In America, becoming intimately involved in a romantic, emotional, and/or physical relationship with another person who is not your significant other is often considered crossing the line into cheating territory. Any time there is betrayal, couples will have to navigate how to repair the trust.
“If there’s something that you feel you have to hide from your partner, or anything that you wouldn’t do or say with your partner standing right next to you, that’s a red flag you are probably crossing the line in your relationship—a.k.a. cheating,” says Laura Berman, PhD, sex and relationship therapist, host of the Language of Love podcast, and author of Quantum Love: Use Your Body's Atomic Energy to Create the Relationship You Desire.
This app will cover the following things
1) What is Cheating
2) Different Types of Cheating
3) Signs that Your Husband is Cheating
4) Signs that Your Wife is Cheating
5) Catch a Cheating Husband
6) Catch a Cheating Wife
7) Catch Cheater Using Technology
8) Spy Apps to Catch a Cheating Spouse
9) So, Your Spouse is Cheating. Now What?
10) Should You Give Your Spouse a Second Chance?
11) How to Survive the Pain of Betrayal
12) Aftermath of Affair & Rebuilding
13) Trust Issues & Counseling
14) Reference
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1) What is Cheating?
==================
Once upon a time, cheating was defined only as a physical affair in which two people engaged in sexual activities outside their primary relationship. Today there are various definitions of cheating, ranging from emotional to physical, and steps in between.
In America, becoming intimately involved in a romantic, emotional, and/or physical relationship with another person who is not your significant other is often considered crossing the line into cheating territory. Any time there is betrayal, couples will have to navigate how to repair the trust.
“If there’s something that you feel you have to hide from your partner, or anything that you wouldn’t do or say with your partner standing right next to you, that’s a red flag you are probably crossing the line in your relationship—a.k.a. cheating,” says Laura Berman, PhD, sex and relationship therapist, host of the Language of Love podcast, and author of Quantum Love: Use Your Body's Atomic Energy to Create the Relationship You Desire.
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