Many men are finding themselves at odd with their own way of viewing things. One question that men are beginning to ask more and more often is "am I cheating on my wife when I do this?" YourChristianDate It's a good question to ask but most men wait until they've crossed that line in the sand before they ask it.
Here are a few common scenarios
that bring this question up.
Am I cheating on my wife if I'm
spending a ton of time online with a girl I've never had sex with but only
because we've never met? This is a new trend in cheating that has become more
pervasive as the Internet has become a more common theme in homes across the
country and around the world. It's actually become so common that there is a
term for it - emotional cheating. Emotional cheating is commonly cited in
divorce cases when affection is taken away from the wife and given to another woman
instead. It isn't limited to online but it is a type of cheating that is
emotional rather than physical and it has the potential to be devastating to
your marriage.
Am I cheating on my wife if it's
just a one night stand? Cheating is cheating is cheating is cheating. That's
the way it goes. It doesn't matter if you cheated once, if you cheat once and
only once with several different women, or if you are having an ongoing and
long-term affair. Now, your wife's reaction to your cheating might be a little different
in each of the above situations as well as the result for the sake of your
marriage. It's all cheating but some forms of cheating are easier for women to
forgive SharekAlomre.com (at least
once but often no more than that) than others.
Am I cheating on my wife if I've
been thinking about cheating but haven't actually crossed the line? This is a
little bit in the gray area. While it's good you haven't acted on those thoughts,
the fact that you're having them indicates a problem in your marriage. A good
general rule of thumb is this: would your wife consider it cheating if she knew
what you were thinking? Are you flirting a little too heavily? Have you only
not crossed Arabiandate the line because the opportunity hasn't
presented itself? Would you cross the line if you thought you could get away
with it (don't feel too bad if you do about 95% of men and 65% of women
admitted they would in a recent survey)?
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