Infidelity

Infidelity is the meaning of cheating. Infidelity also means that the boyfriend/husband or girlfriend/wife or gay lovers might have a chance to have multiple affairs with the others behind their current lovers' back. This type of cheating has been a part of all of the relationships that are ending since the beginning of the relationships, especially after the marriages. It seems as though that the spouse or lover is dissatisfied with the other. But if the girlfriend/wife finds out that the boyfriend/husband is cheating on her with other women, the boyfriend/husband finds out that she's cheating on him with other guys, and/or that one gay lover (male or female) is cheating on the other with the same gender, then one of the groups will likely get angry at them and either end the relationships on the spot or forgive and forget. Since infidelity is also the same thing as cheating, it works multiple ways. And one of these multiple ways, two of them are either talking to another individual on the Internet or the other is in the office after hours. This is starting to look like an episode of "Cheaters" and a lie detector episode of "The Maury Povich Show." All people (males and females) would even think about seeing other guys and women behind each others' back and the next thing everybody knows, all relationships will end in multiple break-ups and all of the marriages will end in multiple divorces. All of these soon-to-be ex-lovers should've heard the saying from the Ten Commandments, "Thou shall not commit adultery." And does everybody know what else is next? Jesus, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ, is angry. He sees everything, especially when He knows that these people have cheated on each other by committing adultery. If this type of cheating keeps up and no one is able to do anything about it, then there's no telling what bad thing might happen next, and if these people continue to cheat on each other with other individuals, there's no way that they'll be forgiven by God and the ones who loved will have hurt. Something must be done.