In today’s society it is rare to find a faithful man. Many women remain single because they have been hurt by fidelity issues in the past. This often causes women to deal with their trust issues in a different relationship. It is important to remember that each individual is capable of cheating, because we are human, but that does not mean that all men, or people are unfaithful. Specific behaviors are displayed by men who cheat on their lovers.A change in the pattern of communication can be an indicator of cheating. If a man speaks less about the events of his day than he has in the past, you may want to begin asking specific questions. A woman should be able to ask her husband about his agenda for the day, and then be able to contact him where he said he would be. The issue of infidelity not only tears relationships and families apart; this causes issues for the individual who was betrayed, in future relationships. Worse yet, unfaithfulness can affect the health of all persons involved. In stable relationships, some couples choose not to use protection, this habit can be disastrous if one decides to wander; due to the rising number of STDs every year. Unfaithful men are the guilty party here, bringing diseases home to their wives, and possibly harm a fetus, if she is pregnant. If a woman thinks her spouse or partner is cheating, asking questions is the best way to learn the truth. If the direct question, “Are you having an affair?” is asked, the answer will probably be, “no.” He could be lying, but he may also be telling the truth. The most vital step is to learn the truth, and end the relationship if he is being unfaithful. Under these cirmumstances. one must find the means to end the relationship prior to finding out the truth about the other’s infidelity. A divorce only happens under an extended period.Married women need to seek legaladvice immediately, and present any evidence to an attorney to be presented in court This will ensure the wifedoes not reap negative consequences due to her ex husband’s unfaithful behavior. by Aria Scherer |