Here are some signs that can tip you off that you have a cheating husband or cheating wife. Feel free to forward this list to anyone who might be interested. I just ask that you don’t change anything and include the author box.

Signs of a Cheating Spouse:

1) He just got a new cell phone but surprisingly the bill gets sent to his office address.

2) Your partner suddenly starts taking more business trips that last longer.

3) He no longer wants the baby seat in his car.

Office romances are tough enough, but… Take an office romance, add infidelity , and throw in an abusive relationship… and you have a potentially very dangerous love triangle.

Fact is, many people don’t get out much, and they meet their friends and lovers at work, at the gym, or somewhere in between. Office romances are a very common occurence, though potentially complicated and unpleasant if it goes bad.

It’s one thing to have a fling with someone at work. But it’s an entirely different thing to get involved with a married co-worker.

Courting a married woman

A recent MSNBC online poll supposedly shows infidelity is on the decrease. In an article about the poll, MSNBC offers the quaint idea that so few people are cheating due to our feelings for those we have allegedly committed to.

The idea of decreased infidelity clearly flies in the face of the average person’s perception, let alone other polls, surveys and indicators. But it is the unrecorded, unscientific evidence that is the most damning. How people feel about infidelity is evident from simply asking them. The average person is likely to respond with a resounding “Yes!” if asked if they think more people–married and otherwise–cheat on their partners.

People cheat all the time, and they admit it.

A popular counseling portal on the web, The Family & Marriage Counseling Directory, has just made available two networks of licensed, professional counselors and therapists who do phone counseling.

The practice of phone counseling has been around, in one form or another, since the advent of the telephone. It is useful today for people who have limited access to transportation or few therapists who practice in their area. It is also usefully for those going through intense emotional turmoil, who need to speak to a counseling professional right away.

The unique nature of the phone counseling now available is that when the consumer goes to the phone counseling page, located here: http://family-marriage-counseling.com/phone-counseling.htm.