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Wednesday, March 28, 2018

46 Clues Your Partner is Having an Affair

Some of these signs of a cheating spouse are "tongue in cheek" while others are telltale signs that commonly appear with a cheating husband or cheating wife. There is no copyright. Feel free to forward to those who might be interested. But please don't change anything.


Signs of a Cheating Spouse:

1) You find birth-control pills in her medicine cabinet, and you've had a vasectomy.

2) Mutual friends start acting strangely toward you. (They either know about the cheating or have been told stories about what a horrible wife or girlfriend you are.)

3) Your cheating husband or wife stops confiding in you and seeking advice from you.

4) Sets up a new e-mail account and doesn't tell you about it.

5) He leaves the house in the morning smelling like Irish Spring and returns in the evening smelling like Safeguard.

6) She joins the gym and begins a rigorous workout program.

7) She buys a cell phone and doesn't let you know.

8) He sets up a separate cell phone account that is billed to his office.

9) The cheating husband carries condoms, and you are on the pill.

10) Begins to delete all incoming phone calls from the caller ID.

11) Deletes all incoming e-mails when they used to accumulate.

12) He becomes "accusatory," asking if you are being true to him, usually out of guilt.

13) Raises hypothetical questions such as, "Do you think it's possible to love more than one person at a time?"

14) He buys himself new underwear.

15) He insists the child seat, toys, etc., are kept out of his car.

16) The cheating wife stops wearing her wedding ring.

17) Has a sudden desire to be helpful with the laundry.

18) Has unexplained scratches or bruises on his or her neck or back.

19) Suddenly wants to try new love techniques.

20) He/she fairly suddenly stops having sex with you.

21) He/she suddenly wants more sex, more often.

22) Supposedly works a lot of overtime, but it never shows up on the pay stub.

23) Picks fight in order to stomp out of the house.

24) You find out by accident he or she took a vacation day or personal time off from work - but supposedly worked on those days.

25) Shows a sudden interest in a different type of music.

26) Spouse's co-workers are uncomfortable in your presence.

27) Has a sudden preoccupation with his or her appearance.

28) Spends an excessive amount of time on the computer, especially after you have gone to bed.

29) He throws up a lot because he just ate at his mistress's house and had to eat the dinner you prepared when he got home.

30) Your spouse is away from home, either nights or on trips, more than previously.

31) His/her clothes smell of an unfamiliar perfume or after-shave. You see lipstick on your husband's shirt.

32) The amount of money being deposited into your checking account drops off.

33) You find items of intimate apparel or other small gift-type items that you did not give your spouse.

34) Your spouse seems less comfortable around you and is "touchy" and easily moved to anger.

35) You get calls where the caller hangs up when he or she hears your voice.

36) He/she loses attention in the activities in the home.

37) Your intuition (gut feeling) tells you that something is not right.

38) He/she has a definite change in attitude towards everyone in the
 home.

39) She uses a low voice or whisper on the phone or hangs up quickly.

40) She has a "glow" about her.

41) Atypical erratic behavior.

42) He sneaks out of the house.

43) She sleeps with her purse by the bed.

44) She goes to the store for groceries and comes home 5 hours later.

45) He tells you that you can get hold of him at a different telephone number.

46) The telltale sign of a cheating spouse? Having to ask that question in the first place.

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Monday, March 26, 2018

5 TIPS FOR AVOIDING A SUMMER FLING

 The author of the wildly popular bestseller Pretty Boys is back with a new book The Hamptons that posed the question, "When is a fling not just a fling?" Answer: When it happens in the Hamptons. The Hamptons is the perfect novel for this summer season--and teaches life lessons for men and women.


 While it may seem pretty simple to understand why women who are lonely and seeking any form of affection from the opposite sex routinely find themselves having non-committed sexual flings, flings themselves are still detrimental to the psyche and although a women may go into a fling agreeing to the terms, they still leave not only emotional scars but can plant seeds of bitterness that

will taint future relationships for years to come. Here are 5 surefire tips to avoiding those dreaded hook-ups all year long.

 1. BELIEVE that you are enough. Even if you're single, divorced, widowed or fit into another category trust that you are precious enough to warrant the best and be treated with respect. It doesn't matter how good looking he or she is, if you don't believe in yourself, and honor your own worth, who will?

 2. THINK and be rational. Life is nothing like the movies so don't be so quick to romanticize everything you see, feel, taste, hear. What do you know about this person you're meeting? Put on your high beams, take the time to process everything that's going on around you--take it slow and don't rush into anything.

 3. LISTEN to your inner voice; it's the voice we mostly ignore and it lands us in a heap of trouble time and time again when we dismiss it. Learn to read between the lines and listen to what he or she is NOT saying as well as what

they are saying. If you hear or see something that sends up a red flag--heed the warning. When all else fails to remind yourself of what your mother would say in a situation like this--she's probably right.

 4. SEPARATE your feelings from having a good time. One has nothing to do with the other. In an instance where you two have just met, do not allow the waves of the ocean, a good meal, a sultry voice or too many glasses of wine sway you into believing the experience is something that it is not. You both had individual lives before you met and will more than likely continue to after it ends.

 5. ACCOUNTABILITY partner. If you don't have one, now is a good time to find someone who will agree in advance not to coddle you or allow you to act emotionally or sexually reckless in public or in private. Never go it alone--be it vacations or a dinner party, always take your accountability partner along with you--they'll come in handy and you won't wake up with morning-after regrets.