I have three questions for LMFTs and relationship experts about acting on a hunch that your partner may be cheating. - People always say, “Listen to your gut.” But is there a way to know if you should adhere to gut feelings that your partner may be cheating, or if you should just dismiss it as paranoia? Are there tell-tale signs that people usually miss? - Is it ever acceptable to act on a hunch that your partner may be cheating? - If you must act on that hunch, what would be the best way to do it without coming off as distrustful or causing conflict? Requirements: LMFTs and relationship experts only. Please include a link to your professional bio.

Expert quotes on keys to a thriving relationship that couples don't know

Published on: 9/28/2025

Hi! I am seeking expert quotes on the keys to a thriving relationship that many couples overlook or are unaware of. Here are my questions: - Apart from the usual factors (e.g., trust, communication, showing partner support), what is one key to a thriving relationship that most couples don’t know or typically miss out on? - Based on your experience and expertise, why is this commonly overlooked? - Can you give one unique piece of advice that could help couples have a strong, long-lasting relationship? Ideally, a tip that isn’t usually heard of. Requirements: relationship experts, licensed therapists, and other related experts ONLY.

Published on: 9/28/2025

Expert quotes about dealing with a spouse with a cheating past

Published on: 9/27/2025

Expert quotes on clout chasing pre and post-social media

Published on: 9/27/2025

Hi! I am seeking experts who can share their insights on clout chasing before and after social media. Here are my questions: - Question for all: Is it accurate to say that a clout-chasing post-social media is worse than clout chasing pre-social media? - For behavior experts: What would you attribute this desire, even desperation for clout, to? - For social media experts: The way people aspire for virality is seemingly getting worse and worse. Pranks are getting more dangerous. Do you see this further worsening? If so, what do you think would be the way to prevent it from reaching an all-time low? Requirements: Social media/digital media experts, behavior experts/therapists, and other related professionals ONLY. Please include a link to your bio.

Published on: 9/27/2025

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