If you do any of these things, you’re micro-cheating and should be very ashamed of yourself
Reading this = micro-cheating
As if there weren’t enough things to worry about in this cruel world, apparently there’s a new “trend” of cheating we should be looking out for.
It’s called micro-cheating and dating expert, Melanie Schilling, explains it’s when there’s “a series of seemingly small actions that indicate a person is emotionally or physically focused on someone outside their relationship.”
Thought Catalog made a list of 33 ways someone is definitely micro-cheating, which included things like texting an ex, tipping a waitress or you know… talking to anyone who’s not you.
And because Twitter is Twitter, people started tweeting helpful tips to suss out micro-cheating. If you’ve done any of the following, you should tell you partner right now and pray they forgive you:
Having friends and talking to/hanging out with anyone who’s not your partner
Tagging someone else in a funny meme, when it should have reminded you of them
Replying to a tweet when you could have been giving them your undivided attention:
I replied to a tweet #MicroCheating
— ☆Just A Flirt☆😏🏋️♂️😈🇮🇹🇨🇦 (@TFCFan) January 12, 2018
Walking around in public without the blindfold they bought you:
https://twitter.com/mbarnett/status/951533878753161216
Not liking their latest Instagram because you weren’t on your phone all day:
https://twitter.com/tinywaifu/status/951587251066195968
Watching any YouTube videos that aren’t narrated by a cat
Talking to your colleagues about work, instead of being unemployed and dealing with your partner’s insecurities:
https://twitter.com/lost_limey/status/951506367025745920
Sending your ex a happy birthday message:
https://twitter.com/JoeZuEmpPenguin/status/951548215764987904
Reading this article and not telling them about it
And obviously someone came up really useful tips to avoid micro-cheating completely:
https://twitter.com/DriftSaberkat/status/951538416730214400



