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Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by joebeckz(m): 9:36am On Feb 04, 2015
These words, ''Flirting,Cheating'' in a relations. I use to think I know it all not until I came across this.
This might be long but quite interesting and Educative.
Today, the temptation to cheat and even the opportunities to cheat have increased ten fold. Opposite sexes spend days and nights together over work or while socializing, and it takes a small oversight to make a huge mistake. Like I almost did flirting with a Nairalander february 2014. We don’t live in a fairy tale romance where there’s just one good damsel and one prince charming. We’re surrounded by lovely fairy tale people all the time. Your flirt could expose what you think you are missing sticking to your boyfriend alone.
Before I move further, get familiar with this fact, The law of balance of ℓ๏˅€ states that;
When two people are in love with each other, at any point of time, one person will always love the other person a lot more.
Now this doesn’t mean one person will hate their partner while another person is madly in love with their mate.
What it actually means is that, when two people are in love, only one person plays a great part in holding the relationship together, while the other person just goes along on the ride. Both are proned to flirt with others @some point but keep reading, you might just discover, it wasn't their fault.
I wanna ask, Why do we fall in love in the first place? For 80% out of 100.

We’ve all experienced this dating fact, and we know it’s true. Guys are more likely to fall in love based on a girl’s appearance, while girls are more likely to be drawn towards a guy’s behavior. As long as other girls have not disappeared from this planet and other guys have not been admitted in psychatric hospitals, we are likely to meet others and get a little attracted by what we see with our eyes (for guys) and what the ladies hear(for girls). So it’s clear, love at first sight only exists for guys! If you ask me. Pardon teenagers who still settle for a guys look before behaviour. They would soon upgrade.
Why am I saying all these before hammering on the topic, Flirting and Cheating bond?
Knowing this would now give you a better understanding to what you are about to read.
Read on....
Relationships and cheating are two complex terms that inevitably unite at some point in our lives. The temptation of cheating enters every single relationship, in the form of an invitation or a doubt, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.

Cheating in a relationship is funny business. Painful, most definitely, but it’s extremely hilarious to watch from a third person’s view.
Have you seen how relationships change with time?
And have you noticed how we twist our own promises to our lovers to suit our needs as time passes by?
You kissed someone else because you assumed your partner was cheating? Or did you sleep with another person because your partner just wasn’t showing you any affection?
Is that cheating, or is that just changing with the circumstances?
Cheating in a relationship
More often than not, things can sometimes be lost in translation when it comes to your relationship with a loved one. Without clear boundaries set, it’s even more likely that relationships won’t last past the initial honeymoon period.
It seems nowadays you can’t even fart or sneeze without your loved one having opinions about it. Why is this happening?
Only god knows, but as couples become more and more immersed into each other’s daily lives, problems seem to be occurring left, right and centre!
Am I boring you? Relax, we wud soon be over, I don't intend making u strain ur eyes too much but it could be worth it,
Read on.....
Is it wrong to flirt with someone else when you’re in a relationship? Of course, everyone *knows* flirting with someone else is cheating.
Acknowledging this as the truth only makes you a liar and a cheat, because all of us flirt, whether in front of our partner or behind their back.

Whether you agree or not, we are all flirts in our own way. The only difference is that men do it obviously, and women are more subtle.
You’re only cheating if you actually follow up on your sexual innuendos.
Flirting can destroy trust, but whether you agree or not, everyone is a flirt.

Flirtation is used today in most scenarios, to persuade a brighter student to take you you through a course, to win over business deals, to persuade someone to employ you, to get a nickel off your overcharged fare, and what not!
The problem with flirting is that an individual does not always know when they are doing it. You could be talking to someone for one minute. And the next thing you know, you’re teasing with sweeter words, Even touching each other like a petting zoo.
But let’s be realistic here. If there is a slight intention in the flirtation, then that is a different story, and anything but acting on it with the intention of having sex should not be taken seriously but waved away.
Flirting is fun, and an essential and universal part of human interaction. Everyone indulges in it,

Our achievements in everything we do are merely side-effects of the essential ability to charm and impress others with our own abilities. An exchange of admiring glances or a bit of light-hearted flirtatious banter can brighten the day, raise self esteem, and strengthen social bonds. So before you throw a tantrum and ask your partner to stop flirting with others, ask yourself about your own flirting abilities and what you achieved from flirting, maybe it landed you your present job, got your account fatter one time sometime ago,won you a favour, so please look beyond this age-old dilemma of cheating.

THE COMMON ONE.
Flirting and text messages
Relationships and cheating have come really close ever since text messages came into our lives. Normally, this starts as cheap fun in an office atmosphere, but again, if it’s not acted upon, why are we getting ourselves worked up over words?
Haven’t you ever texted a friend back and forth and found yourself flirting? But you know you weren’t cheating on your lover, right? So what is cheating then? Is it cheating if your partner does the same thing?
Everybody knows that a text is just a text, and nothing else. When you start reading between the lines, you’d not only confuse yourself more, but you’re probably damaging a relationship over nothing.
This is where trust comes into play. If you’ve found your partner texting fascinating messages to someone else, then don’t assume it’s cheating. In fact, you should ask what it is they were doing and clear it up. The worst case scenario could be assuming something without knowing all the information. What could be assumed as cheating could easily be harmless fun, though it’s difficult to see your partner flirting as an amusement.
The course of true love never did run smooth. And remember, actions speak louder than texted words. If it bothers you, and you think that’s cheating, talk to your partner about it.

Cheating with a glass of wine
A drunk encounter at a party with an ex-lover or a colleague at work can at times end up with both of you kissing each other. Or worse, the moment may just feel right,
So did you just cheat on your partner? Quite frankly, you just did. But then again, as painful as it can feel, it was an accident. So again, what is cheating?
Is kissing someone else cheating?
The ultimate betrayal (apart from sleeping with someone else) is cheating via ‘the kiss.’ Yes, you’re not kissing the person you should be kissing, but you’re not exactly shagging them either.
What would be worse, you finding out that your partner kissed someone else, or you finding your partner sleeping with someone else?
It may be a mistake that you come to regret, but of those of us who are victims of this scenario, don’t let a kiss kill your relationship. You may feel insecure at first because you feel as though this should never have happened, but in reality, shit happens, heck, so do a lot of other things. You feel disgusted, victimized, unworthy and unloved, but don’t let yourself feel as though you’ve just experienced a scenario out of Carrie’s pages! Forgive him and move on,Of course, the feeling of guilty conscience comes into play and may cause a situation whereby the victim finds it hard to regain the trust.
In life, we face many drawbacks, and in relationships we face them more because of the level of emotions involved. I’m not condoning everything, but neither do I condemn it. But, to endure yourself in misery, it depends on how you can get over it.
Getting over an unfaithful incident
What’s happened cannot be undone. Instead, you could take your own fate and decide to commit the exact same act upon your partner. But why? To feel that justice will be served? Hardly. If anything, trying to regain any kind of justice in a relationship isn’t possible. That doesn’t exist.
Justice is not served from relationships, love is, and to truly love is a test of one’s ability to move on. Just remember as Gandhi once said, ‘an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind’.

If you don’t want to feel miserable endlessly, you will have to try and forgive, forget or move out of it. There are far worse things in life that can happen to you, ones that are more worthy of your sorrow. The life and love we create is the life and love we live. If you face the situations that cheating seems to be defined as, it’s the belief in yourself and the way you think that will get you over this situation.
Ask yourself what is cheating, and define your boundary of faithfulness.
Too many relationships fail because the boundaries are not set at the beginning. But even if they are set, we get drawn into what is considered cheating by those that define it around us. We set boundaries based on what we see in the movies or in our friends’ lives. It is only up to you to know what is worth the value and what isn’t.
Perhaps, I’m an optimist, or even an idealist. But we only live once in this lifetime and to let your eyes believe you’re being cheated makes you blinder to the bigger picture.
In life, we all make mistakes and we all learn from them. But in love, when we make mistakes we don’t allow ourselves to learn because we are restricted by whatever boundaries are conceived upon us.
THE END.
I hope u don't feel am encouraging flirting but what happens when it happens?
This might just help you move on.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Enegod(m): 9:39am On Feb 04, 2015
undecided
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by drazenn(m): 9:47am On Feb 04, 2015
The best article I have read this year.
Op, God bless you.
I have always had issues with my gf on this flirting thing, she is pretty,she flirts, harmless one, I flirt too but we fight when we both discover and almost break up but thank God we didn't. Its jealousy and its healthy sometimes in a relationship but with moderation.
Front page worthy.
Mod, over to you.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Nobody: 9:48am On Feb 04, 2015
Enegod:
undecided
Bro, pls if you are through with the reading, can you pls summarize it for me
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Enegod(m): 9:57am On Feb 04, 2015
zick19:

Bro, pls if you are through with the reading, can you pls summarize it for me
he said he almost flirt with a Nairalander last year February... But his balls disappointed him grin
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by drazenn(m): 9:57am On Feb 04, 2015
zick19:

Bro, pls if you are through with the reading, can you pls summarize it for me
Omo d summary sef go form story book, read am sha, if u de relationship. Na correct word.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by joebeckz(m): 10:10am On Feb 04, 2015
Enegod:
he said he almost flirt with a Nairalander last year February... But his balls disappointed him grin
Lolzzzzzz you are a clown.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Nobody: 10:18am On Feb 04, 2015
Enegod:
he said he almost flirt with a Nairalander last year February... But his balls disappointed him grin
tank u bro.....

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Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by joebeckz(m): 10:38am On Feb 04, 2015
drazenn:
The best article I have read this year.
Op, God bless you.
I have always had issues with my gf on this flirting thing, she is pretty,she flirts, harmless one, I flirt too but we fight when we both discover and almost break up but thank God we didn't. Its jealousy and its healthy sometimes in a relationship but with moderation.
Front page worthy.
Mod, over to you.
Thanks Mr Dre, yea moderation is necesary.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by joebeckz(m): 10:47am On Feb 04, 2015
zick19:

tank u bro.....
his deceiving u. Dats not d message bro.
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Enegod(m): 11:34am On Feb 04, 2015
zick19:

tank u bro.....
cool
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Enegod(m): 11:34am On Feb 04, 2015
joebeckz:

Lolzzzzzz you are a clown.
undecided
Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by Missyetty(f): 12:07pm On Feb 04, 2015
Wow! I love your write up @ op, it is such a great piece

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Re: Flirting And Cheating, The Bond, The Difference, The Reality. (must Read) by joebeckz(m): 1:12pm On May 11, 2015
Missyetty:
Wow! I love your write up @ op, it is such a great piece
great indeed. long though.

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