Financial infidelity can damage a relationship, just like physically cheating can. When a couple deals with financial infidelities, it can end up tearing a huge rift in the fabric of their bond.

Infidelity, or cheating, is something we have all heard of. It is most commonly associated with being unfaithful to your partner with another person. However, most people do not realize that there are more ways to commit infidelity than just that.

From an early age, we form attachments with the caregivers in our lives. The bonds that we form early on (or lack thereof) can affect how we handle relationships in the future. When you don't have good and positive past attachments, it can negatively impact future attachments.

From the time we begin dating as teenagers or young adults, we are riddled with anxiety over it.

Being in a relationship is never quite a walk in the park. The media, movies, and television all romanticize relationships. Sure, there is conflict to keep things interesting, but it often ends in a happily ever after vibe.

We have to be honest with ourselves; infidelity happens. It’s hurtful and harmful, but humans make mistakes, and sometimes, this is one of them. Physical infidelity is hurtful, but in the digital age, online infidelity is a new hurdle.

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