10 Ways To Discover A Guy Who Is Double Dating by OlubamzNews: 4:27pm

1.Thinking You’ll Beat The Odds Most gamblers are familiar
with the expression, “The house always wins.” Yet, casinos
are filled with people risking their money to beat the odds.
There’s always that chance that you may win. But at some
point, you most definitely will lose. The same goes with
cheating, according to Severson. “There is a rush involved
in having an affair,” Severson says. “And like any
relationship, emotions fade over time. So, to keep that rush
alive people tend to push the boundaries of when to talk to
or text their other girl. Over time the odds go up that you’re
going to get caught!”
2. Deviating From The Norm “Women are intuitive, and
we know when something is ‘off’ the moment the situation
changes,” Jasmine Diaz , a celebrity matchmaker and
dating expert, says. “We know the habits of our guy so well
that we could probably recite it better than he can. If he’s
doing anything out of the ordinary that he would not
typically do, we will take notice. The question is not ‘if’ he
will get caught dating two girls, it will be a matter of ‘when’
he gets caught dating two girls.”
3. Information On Your Phone “If he suddenly places a
password on his cell phone when it has always been
password-free, it is very likely he will get caught,” Diaz
says. And it may be even easier for your partner to catch
you depending on the type of phone you have. For the
millions of iPhone users, Siri has the capability to read
your text messages out loud. While that feature may save
your life when you’re driving, it can also ruin it if your
partner has Siri read her your text messages and there’s
one (or several) that will leave you in a compromising
position. “This tool holds most of all peoples secrets,”
Severson says. “I think the majority of cases of somebody
getting caught cheating has been because of that darn
phone.”
4. Not Understanding Technology Or How Social Media
Works “Social media has been shown to have helped guys
pursue their ‘other’ girlfriend,” Severson says. “But it is the
same social media that has tipped the hand of either girl in
her suspicion of you.” Exhibit A: Anthony Weiner, a
former U.S. Representative, who posted a picture of his, uh,
last name, on his Twitter page, which he quickly removed
and then said his Facebook account got hacked . Wait,
what? If you’re thinking that’s not even the same social
media platform , that’s exactly the point. If you’re not sure
how social media platforms work, you probably shouldn’t
be sending pictures of your junk to other women that way.
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