Do You Feel Your Partner is Cheating on You?

Do You Feel Your Partner is Cheating on You?

Do You Feel Your Partner is Cheating on You?

There is always the sweet and sour time in every relationship. The sweet time is a happy time - romantic candlelight dinner, morning jog at the park, watching a movie together to name a few. In a relationship, the sour moments come when suspicions start cooking up, and you begin to have that worrying feeling maybe or just maybe you are being cheated on. Well, if you are in this situation don't feel bad.

With the rate at which cheating is eating into the society, even the best girlfriend and the most loyal boyfriend have been found wanting. Rather than meeting a counselor in Orlando, many people in this situation take matters into their hands and in the long run, they begin to regret. If you find yourself suspecting your partner of cheating without you having any concrete evidence, these are the steps you need to take:

  • 1) Why are you suspicious?

    Asking yourself this question plays a huge difference between overreacting and having solid reasons. A counselor in Orlando will always tell you it is best for you to be in the right state of mind and assess the situation properly instead of acting annoyed. In a situation where your partner is receiving calls in the bathroom, acting strange, keeping late nights, not picking or returning your calls, saying no to sex etc., you may be justified in feeling like there is something wrong.

    Many people believe these are crystal-clear signs that a partner is cheating but not in all cases are these signs applicable. Sometimes, your partner’s sudden change of behavior can be as a result of challenges in their workplace or health issues they don't want you to worry or get involved with. Don't be quick to judge your partner. Do not make the mistake of creating inexistent evidence of cheating, when all your partner need at the moment is your support.

  • 2) Have a conversation with your partner

    Rather than being suspicious, counselors in Orlando will advise you to confront your partner and have a conversation about the whole thing. If she is giving you reasons to start being suspicious, it is best you discuss it with her. Discussing here doesn't mean a heated argument, you can grab lunch together and discuss about the midnight arrivals, bathroom calls and the other things you aren't comfortable with in a gentle way. When having this conversation, make sure the tone you should use shouldn't be accusatory.

  • 3) Who do you speak to?

    If someone's name keeps coming up in their talks or they have become protective of their phones. You may want to consider talking to somebody about it. But who exactly is that somebody? Many people seek the advice of best friends or older people, but It is best you confide with a professional counselor in Orlando for the best advice.

If you have tried everything and still don’t feel good, you should speak to a counselor in Orlando. Going with your partner is also a good idea.

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Heather Oller

Heather Oller is the owner and founder of Orlando Thrive Therapy, Coaching, and Counseling. She is a licensed counselor and a family mediator who has over 23 years of dedicated work as a professional in the mental health field. Through her company's mission, she continues to pave the way for future therapists, and their clients, who want a higher quality of life....and who want to thrive, rather than just survive. You can contact Orlando Thrive Therapy at (407) 592-8997 for more information.