Mahrukh Farouq
Professor Young
ENG111/ENF3
4/7/15
Misinterpreted Relationships Deceiving in matrimonies and affairs has subsisted exceedingly fecund more than ever in the fashionable association. “Cheating in committed relationships is more common than most of us would like to believe. Though the majority of Americans said in one survey that marital infidelity was always wrong, another survey found that a quarter of men and 15 per cent of women have cheated on their spouses”(Coles). Numerous individuals have lost their marital lovers due to devious either emotionally or sexually. “When we fall in love we invest all of our hopes and dreams in our beloved, we give our hearts away and invest huge amounts of time and energy in our partnerships. We want our love to last forever. So it’s no wonder that relationship break ups can be one of the most painful and traumatic events in our lives. Even when our expectations are hopelessly unrealistic, we can still feel deeply disappointed and hurt when our partner doesn’t meet our needs or make us happy. Waking up one day and realizing that you don’t feel the same about your partner any more and that you no longer want to be with that person can be a devastating realization. Equally, if not more, painful is hearing from your partner that they are ending the relationship”(Lionnet). Folks are frequently less loyal and gratified in interactions when they get a sense that their companions are swindling on them. Falsification or betraying on ones significant other is habitually urged by a reduced amount of dedication in one connection whereby certain individuals may deceive as an make an effort to get out of a affiliation. In majority amorous relationships the utmost unexceptional manner of cheating is the sexual cheating where someone performs voluptuous actions beyond a devoted relationship. “All of us possess positive and negative characteristics. Self-love is about having a positive regard for ourselves, no matter what physical, intellectual or emotional attributes we have. Whether you see yourself as gorgeous or unattractive, intelligent or average, confident or shy, begin to see yourself in a positive light. Your strengths, weaknesses, talents and imperfections are all part of what makes you unique. As you acquire a conscious acceptance of all of who you are, both positive and negative, you will begin to transform the quality of your life and your relationships”(Lionnet). Someone would cheat on their significant other because they fell in love with someone else, lack of self-confidence, lack of knowledge, and misunderstood jealousy. Someone would cheat on their significant other because they fell in love with someone else. Your significant other may have an entrenched, affectionate attachment with you but forceful emotions of desire can predominate the connection with you and trigger your other half to elude prospect of his/her sincere emotions. “Most men don't cheat because they don't love you anymore. Men cheat because they want more variety in their sex lives. Some complain of being bored. They want to feel adored by their partners. They want to assert their freedom. They are tired of disappointing you. They want a partner who places them at the center of their life, and they no longer feel like the priority in yours. Sometimes it's because you are speaking different love languages, and some men say it is a biological directive to procreate with as many women as possible for survival of the species”(Olver). Numerous individuals leap the gun assuming that just for the reason that they are substantially charmed to someone else, it signifies they are in passion and should leave the person they are with. This is an erroneous belief because the grass is not constantly greener on the other side. If your emotions struggle further from the consideration you are receiving from that individual, this commences out as desire but has the capability to revolve in to affection, then again