Of course not ... chatting = conversation (talk) ... cheating = having an affair (sex) ... so, sex is not conversation ... talk is not an affair. Anyone is entitled to talk to anyone they so choose.
Another POV:It can be. The idea that a sexual affair is the only form of cheating is a limited view. An emotional affair can be just as much a betrayal. If you are engaged in a chat/internet relationship with someone to the detriment of your physical, non-virtual relationship, then it is cheating.Well for some people it may be, but for most people no.
You should only worry if you know your partner doesn't like you chatting them up AND you do it routinely.
No Considering that it was only for fun and not just for attention from that person it would not be considered cheating of sorts. If your partner has reacted to this hey might be over reacting.
Cheating is when you go out with the opposite sex (same sex in some cases) and you aren't open and honest with your partner. If you truly love someone then you would be honest with your partner and have nothing to hide. Dating another person on the side is cheating or holding back secrets such as taking a friend of the opposite sex out for the evening or something personal about yourself that is of great importance to your relationship. If nothing is going on with you and your friend then be honest with your partner.
if you dont take your partner its cheating you
Yes it is still cheating even though the other is a same sex partner. It would be really nice if you let your boyfriend in on the fact you are bisexual.
I have found that the accuser should be the accusee. Meaning they are cheating and have a guilty conscience.
If a partner is cheating on you, it is unlikely they would offer to do a lie detector test. However in some cases they would offer in hopes that you would assume they were not cheating, since they offered.
With having ADD, your chances of cheating on your partner do increase slightly.ALong with that, though, I do have to say that cheating is not something that can be blamed on ADD. Your ADD does not make you cheat, you choose to cheat. Therefor, yes, ADD does slightly impact the chances of you cheating. But it's not the total reason, or is it something that you should blame your cheating on.
That isn't the correct way to deal with a cheating partner. If you know your partner is cheating, and if you still want to make it work than you should probably separate for a for a while, but inform your partner that you still want this relationship to grow. Also you should ask the cheating partner is they want to make something out of the relationship. That is my best advice. Or see a therapist.
Yes, clearly. It's not really your partner -- more like your partner's twin. Same genetic material, but a different set of experiences, etc. Making out with your partner's twin would definitely be cheating, and so would this!
Only if your partner is understanding,
i will believe that my partner is not giving me the full concentration i need from partner/ and nothing she can say she must be lying always in this period.