Chexting, Mistresses, Alienation of Affection, Oh My! Trust Your Instincts and Nip It in the Bud

If you're sensing something's wrong between you and your partner, chances are that you are right. Don't let a small, nagging inkling about your mate's thoughts of infidelity, real or perceived, SharekAlmore fester into the big, fatal problem: check what's wrong now, and get your relationship coached to health.

 

It's all over the place, the high-profile cases of "chexting," celebrity infidels, and lawsuits for bazillions against government officials' mistresses for alienation of affection: text cheating, outright affairs, and the sheer wrath of a woman scorned. These highbrow examples bring home the real-life threats that you may sense are darkening your relationship. Don't let it slide; address your gut feelings about problems now, before they escalate into the actual injury.

 


In any frame of mind, it can be more than just a bit unnerving to be awash in the waves of celebrity news about this or that infidelity, this or that marriage destroyed, yet another mistress coming forth, YourChristianDate.com waving her text messages, pics, videos, whatever humiliating evidence, and publicly testifying to the act(s) of betrayal. This uneasy feeling can be truly disturbing if your gut is telling you that something is off, something is not quite right, between you and your partner.

 

You may be tempted to second-guess yourself: you may tell yourself that you're being paranoid, irrational, overly sensitive, or moody...but the truth is, you well may be right on, if your gut is telling you that something is wrong between you and your partner. It could be a most subtle shade of feeling, and if it passes, then perhaps it is nothing, after all. But if you find that your gut feeling lingers, and worse, if you are starting to feel estranged from your partner, you are well advised to summon the courage and address that lurking suspicion: What's going on?

 

If you're in a state of doubt and anxiety about the health of your marriage or partnership, ask yourself if any of these cautionary FlirtWith.com review  flags apply to your relationship, individually or mutually:

 

Yellow Zone Flags that Signal Trouble in Your Relationship

 

· Neither person seems to recognize the other's feelings · You and your partner live like two separate people · You find you're purposely arranging different schedules · You find yourself looking outside of your marriage/partnership to fill a void · You feel that you are constantly walking on eggshells · You seem to have lost your sense of purpose in the relationship · You feel that you've lost your sense of personal identity · You find that you're arguing over petty issues to get attention

 

If you identify with any, or several, of these indicators, it is definitely the time to nip the growing estrangement in the bud. It doesn't necessarily indicate infidelity, but it is sure could lead in that direction, especially if your partner seems to be looking outside of your marriage to fill a need, or perceived void.

 

Perhaps your partner is engaged in flirting on the internet, or texting explicit sexual messages ("chexting"), with a "friend" or "acquaintance." Short of spying, or otherwise violating personal privacy boundaries, keep your awareness up if your partner seems to be secretive on their cell phone, or while at the computer. Are they suddenly volunteering to run errands, or abruptly excusing themselves in an effort to grab some private time and space? Trust your instincts!

 

So again, your insides are feeling that there's something going on, and you're noting any of the above yellow-flag behaviors... Now is the time to act! Preventative, professional mediation through a licensed and certified relationship coach can intercept and correct your slide into alienation or worse, dissolution and divorce: tend to the problems before they deepen and ultimately destroy your relationship!

 

What if you were to wait, continue to second-guess yourself, and deny these "yellow zone" danger signs? Perhaps you already have, and are now experiencing the "red zone" flags of an impending break-up.

 

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