1. You indirectly find out from your partner that he or she is having sex with someone else. This can include:
Smelling “sex” on a partner.
Your partner suddenly asks to have sex with other people.
Your partner suddenly does not want to have sex anymore
Your partner calls you by the name of another person during an act of sex (not a former boyfriend or girlfriend).
2. Revelations of sexual infidelity.
You witness or are directly told of your partner having sex with another.
Your partner confesses to having an affair.
Someone admits to you they have been having sex with your partner.
Exaggerated displays of affection.
Your partner suddenly starts to profess his or her “love” more than they used to.
Your partner suddenly starts acting overly affectionate.
Your partner starts talking about sex more often.
3. Exaggerated displays of affection.
Your partner suddenly starts to profess his or her “love” more than they used to.
Your partner suddenly starts acting overly affectionate.
Your partner starts talking about sex more often.
4. Sexual disinterest or boredom.
Your partner starts to act like he or she is “going through the motions” when having sex.
Your partner suddenly seems less sexually aroused.
Your partner begins to have shorter sex sessions, replacing what was once a long, passionate experience.
5. Emotional disengagement
Your partner doesn’t respond when you say, “I love you”.
Your partner suddenly starts acting rude towards you and distancing himself or herself from your daily life.
Your partner starts looking for reasons to start an argument with you and then says, “We just don’t get along – we should think about this relationship”.
Your partner changes the subject when a certain person’s name comes up and acts anxious.
Your partner refuses to make eye contact with you, where once this was not an issue.
The fact is, nobody wants to be emotionally violated. This is because feelings and emotions are fragile things and it hurts when the person we love causes pain. If you suspect that your partner is cheating, then it might be time to confront him or her and ask for answers. Before doing so, be sure to have a sound basis for making accusations – a charge of infidelity is extremely serious. Having the proof documented by a professional investigator can make all the difference.
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