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Emotional Infidelity
What is emotional infidelity?
In case of emotional infidelity, there needn't be any kind of physical intimacy between your partner and the friend. Instead, your partner reaches out to this friend for emotional support, comfort, and in the worst case scenario, falls in love with this friend.
Your partner spends a lot of time with this friend and in return the friend reciprocates, relishing the attention and feelings they have not been given by their partners.
More about Emotional affairs…
There being a sharp increase in the percentage of women in the work force and the rise of the Internet, Emotional Affairs have become a common occurrence in modern life. An emotional affair occurs when one member of a relationship regularly turns to someone else for primary emotional support in life. It often develops slowly, even innocently, as a friendship with a co-worker or friend. There may or may not be a romantic/sexual attraction initially in this budding friendship. But when the primary relationship is experiencing ongoing hostility, conflict and/or distance, and one member of the relationship pulls away from their partner and consistently turns to their 'friend' for companionship, support and sharing of deep personal material, an emotional affair starts.
Affairs, including emotional affairs, are typically unplanned events. Even when we are on that slippery slope, we convince ourselves everything in OK.
"But we're just friends" are the most dangerous words for your relationship and marriage.
But over and over in the office and on the phone we hear it: "We are just friends, there is nothing going on."
The majority of extra-marital affairs always start as "just friends." While it is certainly true that there are affairs that begin with impulsive one-night stands with a stranger, the most common ones that we see begin as "just friends." In fact, if you find yourself thinking or saying "but we are just friends" you are probably already in trouble.
An affair becomes adultery long before the physical act. In fact, emotional affairs can be stronger and more difficult to get out of than physical affairs.
- Mobile/Telephone irregularities
- Increase in wrong numbers or hang-ups
- Spouse wants to talk on phone in private or whispers/acts uncomfortable if talking in front of you.
- Is secretive about cell phone bills
- Spouse begins talking a lot about another person (this is the beginning of the affair)
- New behavioral (especially sexually) changes in likes/dislikes, more interested in appearance, weight loss, etc.
- Unexplained time away from home or unusual demands of time from work.
- Spouse seems secretive about credit card receipts, specific whereabouts and daily activities.
Some signs of an emotional affair:
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