Types of women cheating – There are a lot of cheating behaviors that go beyond the physical. After all, women need to be emotionally and spiritually active in sexuality. If a woman does have physical problems, she may have had emotional problems for a long time before that.
1. COMPLAINING ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP
It’s normal for women to talk about their relationships with friends. This is what they do. They are venting. They share ideas and empathize with each other. But when they vent to a man they know loves them, about their current husband…it can be a form of cheating.
Why this story?
Oh come on now. You know that poor guy wants to keep your man for him. She thinks she wants to “save” you. She clearly likes you very much, and now you tell him all the problems in your marriage? If your partner knows about these vent sessions, he or she will likely be sold.
2. ENCOURAGING ONLINE FLIRTATION
Women do this for two reasons: 1) they want attention or 2) they don’t want to look frivolous. If a guy is not your partner and sends you flirtatious messages or even explicit pictures without you firmly telling him it needs to stop, in other words you are cheating.
Why this story?
The person is under no obligation to stop sending messages to anyone. It doesn’t matter if she wants to send them away – she has no one to pledge allegiance to. If you are in a relationship, you need to set boundaries between yourself and the world around you. You are the only one who cares about your relationship. If they don’t put your feet down, other men will continue to flirt with you. If your partner sees these messages and sees that you never asked her to stop, she or she may feel betrayed.
3. CUDDLE “BUDDIES”
Women run on hormones released by bodily contact. Sometimes women hug a man who is not their partner because they can’t find a hug at home. Sometimes they do this even when they get a lot of love at home – they’re just greedy.
Why this story?
How do you want your husband to scoop another woman? Exactly.
4. EMOTIONAL CRUTCHES
If a woman feels insecure in her life, whether it’s her career, her friendships, her body, or her relationship, she may turn to a man who is not her partner as an emotional crutch. When he was feeling down, he would call this person to talk. When he was worried about waking up, he would ask the man for a late-night drink.
Why this story?
Your partner is someone to turn to when you feel insecure about your life. Acknowledging your insecurities is a very private task. Why can’t you do this with your husband? I’m not saying that, but I’m saying that if you don’t want to, you’re probably looking for the wrong person.