Oy. Looks like infidelity is having the best month ever. Our girl Sandra Bullock is the latest Hollywood wife to get blind-sided by a cheating scandal, Esquire explains why men cheat, Maxim schools us in how to get away with it, Sex and the Single Guy asks if it’s cheating if you don’t get caught, GuySpeak wonders if “chexting” is considered cheating (while Crushable asks if it’s even a word) and Tiger Text destroys the evidence. Cheating. There’s an app for that!
Strife in the City 
Unfortunately, most people who have been cheated on, are 1000% AWARE! Since communication is 80% non-verbal, almostly every person I have ever spoken to who has been cheated on, knew, who, what, when, where, why and even sometimes how. All this non-sense of not knowing is just foolishness. Body language is almost involuntary, so everything a person really needs to know, is usually right there looking them dead in the face. Regardless to not having concrete evidence. However, if more people accepted the naked truth facts around them, we would be alot better off. If something, looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, smell like a duck then by all means stop all the analysis and just accept it sure is a DUCK! If your significant other displays any of the following reg flags you may want to accept the duck status for sure!!!
1. Indifferent towards you
2. Unattentive to your needs and wants
3. Working late unexpectedly or all the time
4. Showers as soon as they hit the door
5. Never want to spend quality time together
6. Refuses to communicate with you
7. Has become a stranger in the house
8. No connection intimately or concern for your satisfaction
9. Unsupportive of your dreams
10. Negative towards your goals & vision for your life
11. Have become a complete liability
12. A sudden change in their physical appearance, dress and deamor.
13. Excessive talking on the cell or texting frequently
14. Obssession with their personal computer or laptop
15. An absolute change in attitude and perspective.
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