Cosmopolitan why women cheat

So what can you do if you are one of many who feels their food habits are on a slippery slope? A compilation of confessions from a thread on Reddit where women share their journey of stepping into their own and realising they are also into other genders.

In this edition of Fiama Feel Good— our monthly series on mental health, in collaboration with ITC FIAMA—find out more about anxiety and the breathing techniques you can use to tackle it, helping you stay relaxed and perform better. Continue reading your story on the app Open the app. I always say that if people brought even 10 percent of the imagination and investment they put into their affairs into their primary partnerships, those relationships would be set on fire.

And that sense of something being absent? It would probably go away. For instance, maybe you met your significant other in your hometown, and after a few years together, you moved to a big city and started working at a new job.

You may be so afraid that your BF or GF will have an affair that you are unfaithful first. Sometimes a woman cheats because a trauma in her past has left her with a fear of abandonment.

We've all been here: "May it be getting a promotion, organizing a fundraiser, or making Thanksgiving dinner for a party of 20, men often make the misstep of " not complimenting their partner's achievements ," Lee says.

And that's when they could go looking for it elsewhere. But it's too hard to pull the plug. Laughter is one of the key elements in a relationship that often gets overlooked," Lee explains, simply. When they come across a coworker, or friend that they have a good time with, it suddenly brings to light what is missing in their own relationship and becomes tempting to act upon. Also, coming soon: "sexy" tech like virtual reality and robotics that will blur lines of faithfulness even more. Here's your road map.

Forget deleting sexty iMessage threads. Any sneaky Pete with a smartphone can now download a free app like Viber to cover their tracks. Continue reading your story on the app. Continue reading your story in the magazine. Oozing confidence, Shalindri Malawana learned a long time ago how to take on anything life thrust at her.