husband and i are seperated-how long until he cheats on me?

Answer 1

Well being seperated means totally different to some people then others. I think of a seperation as getting your thoughts together and seeing if you want that person back into your life so therefore I would not cheat. However some people think it is a free for all and start to go out and cheat right away. You should talk to your husband about this and see what he says. Good luck.

Answer 2

What's cheating? If the two of you are living apart it suggests you don't want to live together. If you're not living together, what difference does it make whether you or he see other people? Cheating suggests a breach of an obligation. Didn't you both decide on the split? Did one of you walk out on the other? If BOTH of you are interested in getting together, seriously consider counseling therapy. Therapy is available for minimal cost at local counseling centers. Look them up online. If at least one of you is pretty sure the split is going to be permanent, then counseling won't work. You have the option of considering the separation a relief from a bad relationship. If you have this feeling, then get on with your life. What he does with his life doesn't affect you...unless there are questions of spousal support and/or child support. If children are involved, don't lose sight of the fact he is always going to be the father. So make a major effort to get along. If no kids, resume your own life. Good luck.

Answer 3

The two of you are separated-what do you mean how long before he cheats on you-it is done-over-get on with your life-the two of you are not together -so if he find another woman that he likes do you think that they will sit across from each other and talk about what they want to do to each other and then he will go home-I know that you know better than that-a blind man can see through that-get serious-use your head

Answer 4

I have been separated from my wife for over a year and I have not been with another woman nor have I even bothered to date.
I am aware that she has been in a sexual relationship with another man for months now I have chosen not to.
and even though I am initiating the divorce process and I want to end the marriage I am still loyal to my wife.

There is a very good possibility that he won't cheat but you know him better then any of us do, so you should be able to answer that question yourself.

Answer 5

You are seperated. It's not cheating. You don't want your husband, but you want to control him. Sounds a bit possessive and jealous to me? Is that why you two seperated?

Answer 6

what do you expect for an answer? if cheating was the reason you're separating then that question is already answered. if you think he's going to see another woman now that you've separated...would you still consider it cheating? are you hoping he DOESN'T see other women now that you've separated?
here's the guy answer...out of sight, out of mind.
here's the fix: get divorced and move on with your life.

Answer 7

if you are seperated it is not really cheating....
that is a chance you have to take when a relationship is not working......I think in a movie I saw they say a man will start looking for sex within seven days.......
if the relationship is strong enough he will call you before the seventh day to tell you how much he loves you(if he still does)

Answer 8

If you are seperated honey it isn't cheating it's moving on

Answer 9

If you're separated, what difference does it make. You can't have it both ways. Either you're separated, or together. If you want to be apart you need to be prepared for the consequences of that choice.

Answer 10

Have you all discussed the terms of your separation? Why are you separated? Also, what are you doing to resolve the issues in your marriage?

These are the questions that are most important.