When it comes to your partner cheating on you, there might not be definite clues. He/she could be working late or he could be cheating yo...
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When it comes to your partner cheating on you, there might not be definite clues. He/she could be working late or he could be cheating you late – dressing for you or his mistress. But there are always certain things that must get our aerial up – and with the advent of technology, those little hints now seem to involve more cellphones and social media.
Watch out
for these signs
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Your
spouse suddenly picks up unnecessary fights
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He begins to drop a female name into his conversations
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Talking about how “ugly” or “horrible” a certain woman as cover up
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Suddenly changing a daily routine for no apparent reason
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Hypothetical
questions such as, “Do you think it’s possible to love more than one person at
a time?”
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Sleeping
on the sofa some of the night
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When
you two don’t go to bed together – and told not to wait up
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Reluctant
to kiss you or accept your affection
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When
your spouse buys new, sexy underwear and you never see it
Sudden interest in a different type
of music that they always hated before
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When
your spouse avoids social events with you
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When
they delete an email, phone call or message the minute it comes in
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When
your spouse receives “mysterious” phone calls that don’t seem to make sense
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When
they begin to keep a change of clothes hidden in the trunk of the car or office
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When
you find credit card receipts for gifts you didn’t receive e.g. flours or
jewellery
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Continues
giving poor excuses for why they are not in the mood for sex
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When
they have unexplained scratches or bruises on his or her neck or back
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Statements you might hear: “We are just friends”. “I need you to
respect my privacy”. “I love you but I’m not in love with you”. And “I need
some space to figure out my feelings.”
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