Microcheating refers to small, seemingly harmless actions that suggest a person is emotionally or physically focused on someone outside their relationship.
Microcheating can include things like excessive texting, liking social media posts, or having a close friendship with someone that could be considered crossing a boundary.
While liking someone's posts might not be considered cheating, more than one action mentioned in the previous slide can indicate a level of emotional or physical investment in someone other than one's partner.
The best thing to do in such a situation is to encourage open and honest communication in your relationship. You must address any concerns or suspicions you may have with your partner in a calm and non-accusatory manner.
If you're struggling to navigate issues of trust and fidelity in your relationship, consider seeking the guidance of a couples therapist.