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    Married and Cheating: The Fight Pickers

    By Yourtrends | September 19, 2008

    Marriage has its share of ups and downs and you
    have always accepted that. But now it seems like no matter what the
    conversation your spouse wants to argue about it. What’s up?

    You both had
    a bad day at work or maybe due to some miscommunication some pressing family
    business didn’t get done. It could be that the two of you are just tired or
    that it is just part of your relationship. Whatever it is arguing between
    married couples just comes with the territory.

    But with a
    cheating spouse quarreling takes on a whole new dimension. It’s not just the
    normal workings of a relationship at play. It is external forces directly
    affecting the commitment that you and your spouse have made to each other.

    There are a
    number of motives at work when a cheating spouse decides to start picking
    fights. 

    1. Feeling It

    You have been
    good to your spouse and they know it. You’ve had your share of ups and downs
    like any married couple but that only made you a better duo. And now your
    significant other is throwing that away and they know it. The longer the
    extramarital affair goes on the greater the guilt. For some it becomes too much
    of a load to carry so they wind up confessing; for others it means more
    arguing.

    2. Shift
    Blame 

    Suddenly it’s
    you that may be the cheating spouse. Your significant other starts telling you
    they noticed a mutual friend is a little too friendly towards you. It was at
    that party two weeks ago. The fact that you only saw the person from across the
    room as they were leaving to go to another party is beside the point. The
    bottom line is they “caught” you. 
    Shifting blame puts you on the defensive and creates more breathing room
    for their marital infidelity.

    3. The Get
    Out of the House Argument

    Your spouse
    just got the call from their extramarital partner. It’s on. They were expecting
    it so they already figured out what to do. It’s all about knowing which one of
    your buttons to push. Whether it was a misunderstanding between the two of you
    that happened way back or a current family issue doesn’t matter. As long as it
    can get you going to the point where they can go somewhere and “cool off?.

    4. Resentment

    They come
    back from the rendezvous and you’re still there. Your presence may be
    activating some of that guilt but it also tells the cheating spouse you are
    spoiling their enjoyment.  Coming back
    into the house and facing the reality means the fun has come to end. That makes
    them angry and arguing is an a way to let you know it

    Continuous
    arguing has a way of keeping you off balance and filling you with self doubt.
    There are going to be disputes in any relationship but if your significant
    other is picking fights with you then it could very well mean they have
    something to hide.  

    About the author

    Article written by Daryl
    Campbell of The Relationship Tip ? It’s a tool, a weapon and a temporary get
    out of jail free card. But no matter how you classify it’s something a cheating
    spouse cannot
    do without.

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