A cheating wife is a woman who will say something to you, but won’t actually do anything to prove that she feels the same way.

She may say, “I do love you, and I wish we could be together forever.” But she’s not going to get up in front of you and kiss you on the cheek. You need to see that she means it, so you can move forwards with your relationship.

If you go through life as if your wife doesn’t feel that way about you, then she’ll never show her true feelings—and your relationship will fall apart without any warning!

What are the signs of cheating wife? A few common ones:

1. She's been jealous lately.

2. She's been acting a little odd lately.

3. She's been demanding more attention than usual lately.

If a person does all three of those things at the same time it can be hard to tell whether they're being honest when they give an apology or not—but if they're being honest with their actions then they'll have already started making amends before they ever begin to talk about it on the phone or email each other back and forth again! Don't let this happen!

Why do women cheat?

We don't know much about why women cheat. Probably because a lot of people don't. And there are several good reasons for that. The first is the imprecise nature of the question: does it really matter what the reasons are? A woman may lie to herself, but if she doesn't, and you're a smart guy, you can probably figure out what she's lying about. The second reason is that there's not an easy way to spot someone who is lying when they say they're lying. You can look at their body language and inflection, but it's difficult to say if they're faking everything or just pretending to be someone else. This leads back to our first reason - there isn't an easy way to detect when someone is lying. But this doesn't mean we shouldn't try:

The most obvious way to do this is by asking women how they feel when they lie (as opposed to how they feel when they tell the truth). Often, women will use non-verbal cues (such as their body movements or facial expressions) in response to your questions so you'll know exactly which lies are going on. The next time you ask a question about cheating and get a response like "I think cheating is wrong," ask yourself - does that answer seem like something you'd expect from someone who was telling the truth? If so, then maybe she's not being dishonest; if not, maybe she's lying (and if she tells you her feelings in response to your question with "I feel terrible," then it's probably worth investigating further).

How can you tell if your wife is cheating?

This is a very personal question, one that I would never dare to ask anyone else.

I’ve seen some signs of cheating (both in the wives I know and in the wives I don’t know) and while they may not be conclusive, they are at least some indication of what is going on. It’s actually a good thing to find out these things. That way, you can figure out how to fix the situation or, if things can’t be fixed, you can take action to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

There are several ways of finding out if your wife might be cheating:

Rule #1: Ask her about it.

Ask her about it, not why she does it but why she chooses to do it. Ask “why do you choose to cheat?” and listen for her response. If she says something like “I just don't feel like going out tonight so I'll stay home for dinner with my husband and kids," then she's doing it because she feels guilty about it; if she says something like “I think he's cheating because he doesn't show much interest in me lately,” then she's doing it because she thinks he might leave her otherwise; if she says something like "maybe we should talk," then there's a chance that the two of them were talking when you weren't there (and vice-versa). If you want to get really specific with your questions you could ask "why do you think this is happening?" or "why do you think he might be cheating?", but that tends to get a little too specific and might cause more confusion than anything else (it would probably work best as either an indirect question or a follow-up question).

Rule #2: Try to figure out whether they're having an affair by asking them where they go on their dates.

This is probably the easiest way for new couples to avoid cheating. A lot of people assume that if both partners are divorced or separated from their spouses for more than six months that one partner must have cheated on the other one; but this isn't always true. You should check whether your wife has been dating someone other than her husband by asking where they go on their dates ("Where did he take you last night?") and whether there are any long distance relationships between them ("Where did he go last night?"). If they say they go somewhere else

What are the consequences of cheating?

The most common way for a partner to cheat is by being unfaithful to the rules of their relationship. Cheating becomes more pronounced when you are either:

•• Bored and lonely

•• Hopelessly in love with another person.

Cheating is one of the most difficult things for a person to do: it is hard to say that you are sorry when you have done something wrong, because it is not at all like saying that you are sorry for what you have done.

The consequences of cheating can be important and can be very difficult. Sadness and guilt are some of the most common emotions associated with cheating, as well as shame and embarrassment. The effects can last a long time afterwards, even after affairs have ended or remain relatively well hidden, because of the stigma attached to infidelity.