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Your Question:

Dear Experts,

i think my girlfriend is cheating cause she is acting wierd asking me if i think she is cheating like over and over everytime i see her even when i say nothing and recently sent me a picture of her but the picture has a guy in it sittin in the same seat with her facing her but i cant see his face what should i do ?

jeffrey24273



The Answer:

Dear jeffrey24273,

There are no foolproof ways to tell if someone is cheating. Even an "eyewitness" might have the situation all wrong!

Some teens in similar situations find that confronting the person and being upfront with their feelings is the best way to sort things out. You may want to explain how you feel and ask your girlfriend how she feels about the situation. One thing to keep in mind when talking about cheating — especially when you're not sure if it's true — is to avoid sounding like you're making an accusation. For instance, instead of saying "You're cheating on me, aren't you?" you can say something like, "I've got this funny feeling. I hope it's not true."

Remember, any time you confront or discuss your feelings with somebody you are taking a risk. You may feel vulnerable or may get hurt in the process, so you need to decide whether knowing the truth is worth the risk.

Hope this information helps!

Take care,

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