#1

Later in the hotel, I saw he was on Facebook messenger. It was 1am, so it was unusual and weird. He had guarded his phone all day so I could never check it, but I remembered I was the one to set up his Facebook account and I knew his password.
I logged on to his account on my phone, saw the messages, and my life exploded. He was having an affair with a woman from work. They were saying, "l love you." Total devastation. Married 25 years at that time.
#2

About 2.5 years later, out of the blue, she calls me. Says she overheard him on the phone and felt awful, but she couldn’t keep it from me.
I didn’t believe her at first, but she was right.
A few years later, at work, we were all sharing stories about cheating exes. When I told mine, the ladies were shocked that a sister would rat out her brother like that.
#3

I rolled over and told her to go then. She did, and she had the nerve to be shocked when she came back to find her s**t out in the street and the locks changed….
You may or may not have found yourself in a situation where you suspect that your partner might have been unfaithful to you. While it’s impossible to know 100% for sure that they have cheated on you unless they confess their guilt, there are lots of small, common signs of infidelity that you can keep an eye out for. Essentially, what you’re looking for are sudden changes in behavior and communication.
Verywell Mind notes that some of these signs include things like an increased interest in appearance, more time spent away from home, changes in attitude, lying, avoidance, and indifference. Among other signs of potential cheating, you’ll find things like changes in intimacy, money issues, changes in how they use tech, and even accusations that you’re the one cheating on them.
#4

#6

In retrospect it was incredibly obvious that she was sleeping with her ex back home, but I refused to see it because I was into her and we had amazing chemistry. When I confronted her she said that she had never actually broken up with her ex and I was just a fling.
Some changes in attitude can be signs of infidelity, but they can also signal other issues, like lots of added stress at work or problems with other relationships.
For example, your significant other suddenly showing signs of self-esteem, wanting more thrills, being more negative, criticizing you more often, picking fights, and getting defensive when you mention infidelity might indicate that they’re unfaithful. Then again, there might be other problems afoot here.
#7

She was at a music festival with a few of our mutual friends, told everyone we had broken up recently and hooked up with some dude, everyone knew what was going on.
No one, however, messaged me even once upon finding out that I was supposedly going through a break up, sitting alone at home for the entire four day weekend they were there. Thanks, I guess.
#8

#9

I was completely devastated, but I screenshotted everything in case she decided to gaslight he about it later. When I asked her friend about it, she said my fiancee had met the guy at a wedding they'd gone to in Vegas six months earlier and that they'd hooked up there. The friend had thought it was a one time thing but wasn't surprised when I told her things had kept going.
We'd been together 16 years, and I never saw it coming.
WebMD states that some signs that your partner may be cheating on you may include things like the sudden protectiveness of their electronic devices. “Partners engaged in infidelity often cheat over the internet, either on their computer or phone. If your partner is overly protective of their electronic devices or defensive about spending time on them, that might mean they don’t want you to know who they’re talking to.”
It’s also very suspicious if your significant other suddenly has periods of unavailability. “There might be times when your partner simply disappears and you have no clue where they are. That might mean that they are with someone they don’t want to tell you about.”
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#11

I knew if I confronted him then and there, he would deny and delete everything. But I am a very trusting person and I never snooped or asked questions, so that would give me a chance to read it at a later point.
Over the course of the next few days I read everything, including the convos with the chick. The affair was fairly recent, from the past month or so, but I found out he also took women to dinner on his fun trips out of the country, 3 years ago (at that point we were together for over 3 years). Idk if he ended up sleeping with them but I didn't care anymore.
Best part? He was extremely jealous, to the point of screaming "cheater" if I took 10 minutes longer to get back home from work.
#12

So once her parents called me and asked how shes doing, i got confused cos she sad shes sleeping home today.
So i just called her at 4am, saying im a landowner and need to speak with flat owner. And that sleepyhead just gave her mobile to the closest male.
After couple of minutes chat we foubd out shes not very truthfull. And got a prize - two ex boyfriends fir the price of one phone call.
Have you ever been cheated on by someone you were romantically involved with? How did you find out about the affair? What are some bright red flags that someone might potentially be unfaithful to their significant other?
If you feel like opening up about such a sensitive topic, feel free to share your thoughts, experiences, and advice in the comments below.
#13

#14

I realized I didn't want to be with her. She would vacillate between being VERY interested in our relationship and spending weeks at a time berating everything I did. It was like dating two different women.
I broke it off and then 5 and a half years later, while eating breakfast on the morning of my wedding to a different woman, my dad mentions. "She was cheating on you. She had this guy from high school she was cheating on you with." I knew who he was referring to and was floored that my parents apparently knew this and told me nothing,.
#15

All texts were deleted but the images/videos were in her whatsapp "sent" folder as well as images/vids of him he sent her in the "received" folder, it was enough for me to file for divorce.
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#17

I got her bag and figured I’d throw the clothes in the wash. Found loads of typed out text messages and a printed address. Copied them all on a fax/copier - yes it was years ago!
Weekend rolls round and she’s off to see her mom, I give it 30 mins and go out and see her car isn’t there, punch in the address I’d found, go there and her cars outside.
Go sit on the hood and send the following text “you better be having fun in there cos you’re in deep s**t when you step outside, and if he comes out with you he’s going to have time to think and regret his choice”
Curtain twitched, she came round to the front and I simple asked “how long?”
Ended up with me going to her moms house and saying “she’s staying with you until she decides who she wants to be with”.
She chose him. Bullet dodged.
#18

However, his behavior to me was so horrible in
months leading up to it that with hindsight, I should not have needed “proof”. If someone obviously doesn’t care about you anymore and can’t be bothered to try to be decent to be around, that’s enough.
#19

Was moving her car off the drive and singing along to NIN's "Something I can never have" when it dawned on me "this isn't my car & she hates NIN"
Skipped through the tracks and it was obviously a mix tape of love songs.
The guy she was cheating with turned out to be the one she was always telling me was such a good dad, husband and family man.
All whilst I worked full time then looked after the kids when she was out working on her "business".
#20

I thanked Jake for being honest with me, sent my girlfriend a text asking when she started hooking up with the bouncer and waited. Ten minutes later, my phone was absolutely blowing up with messages from her. First the denial, then the "it only happened once/drunk mistake" excuse, then something about it only being a couple times but that she'd stop. I didn't reply to any of these messages. I just let her ramble until she finally said "so we can't get past this?" I replied "no I don't think so.".



