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DEFINITION OF INFIDELITY

Marital Infidelity , Cheating Spouses, Cheaters, Cheating Husbands, Cheating Wives, Marriage Infidelity , Marriage Infidelity, Adultery or whatever you may call it, is literally a breach of faith. Fidelity, derived from the Latin word for faithfulness, is the principle of not deceiving one capable of being deceived. Marital Infidelity or adultery is a breach of good faith that applies in a number of other contexts (for example religious). In the context of this article about close relationships, infidelity is referred to as cheating, which is 'any violation of the mutually agreed-upon rules or boundaries of a relationship'. Infidelity does not require sexual behavior to qualify as infidelity. The definition of what constitutes an act of infidelity varies between and within cultures. People in a close relationship may have very different ideas and perceptions of infidelity. A husband cheated by his wife is referred to as a Cuckold but no equivalent word exists for a woman cheated by her husband. The term describes a married man whose wife has sex with other men and commit adultery.

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Fidelity also refers to the accuracy and integrity of self-representation, honesty or candor in an intimate, committed relationship. Integrity may be defined as 'the inner sense of wholeness deriving from honesty and consistent uprightness of character.' Marital Infidelity is a breach of that integrity through the use of deception by one party to a committed and not necessarily monogamous relationship. This breach is experienced as a betrayal of an explicit or implicit agreement between the partners to not keep secret those matters now the subject of deception. 'Deception is the covert manipulation of perception to alter thoughts, feeling, or beliefs.'

What is emotional cheating?

This type of affair is often characterized by:

Inappropriate emotional intimacy. The partner being unfaithful may spend inappropriate or excessive time with someone of the opposite or same gender (time not shared with the faithful partner). He or she may confide more in their new “friend” than in their partner and may share more intimate emotional feelings and secrets with their new partner than with their existing spouse. Any time that an individual invests more emotionally into a relationship with someone besides their partner the existing partnership may suffer.

Deception and secrecy. Those involved may not tell their partners about the amount of time they spend with each other. An individual involved in this type of affair may, for example, tell his or her spouse that they are doing other activities when they are really meeting with someone else. Or the unfaithful spouse may exclude any mention of the other person while discussing the day’s activities to conceal the rendezvous. Even if no physical intimacy occurs, the deception does shows clearly that those involved believe they are doing something wrong that undermines the existing relationship. In other words, if there was really no harm in meeting with a friend, both parties would feel comfortable telling their partners the truth about where they are meeting and what they are discussing.

An emotional triangle. One that may only be known to the unfaithful, who then struggles to keep the other two from knowing of the impact of one upon the other. Denial will likely characterise the unfaithful person's response to an invitation by their spouse to reflect on the competing demands of the other person.

Sexual and emotional chemistry. Emotional affairs may not always lead to physical intimacy, but some do. The time between the first meeting and a first kiss can often be very lengthy, but the time between the first kiss and sexual intercourse may be very short. In most of these affairs, however, an unspoken attraction exists. A partner may spend extra time getting ready before seeing this "friend" or may buy new clothing or change their appearance in order to seem attractive to them. They may obsess anticipating phone calls, emails or text messages.

Denial. Denial of the presence of sexual behavior, sexuality or even of an atom of limerence. "Limerence is an involuntary cognitive and emotional state in which a person feels an intense romantic desire for another person. It is characterized by intrusive thinking and pronounced sensitivity to external events that reflect the disposition of the limerent object towards the individual."

Betrayal. There is an implicit betrayal of shared beliefs about the sanctity of being a soulmate, of being in love and of being faithful to those core values of intimacy perceived by the spouse not involved in the affair.