Signs that your partner is flirting with other people

Flirting doesn't have to be a bad thing if it's done simply as a way of being nice to others and respecting your partner. But perhaps you are thinking that your partner has gone a step further and that he is flirting at a level where you feel he is disrespecting you. Are you really flirting?

Signs that your partner is flirting with others

Invade the personal space of others

Subtle cues to notice are leaning when they speak, touching or rubbing each other from time to time or playfully hitting each other. But you will have to make sure that he is not a person with whom he has a lot of confidence, since This can be absolutely normal in people who are very confident or who have known each other for years.

Prolonged eye contact

There is nothing wrong with eye contact. In fact, eye contact is encouraged when two people communicate. But if your partner is exchanging fleeting glances with other people, or staring at them for too long, then you may need to assess what is happening.

Smile too much

Smiling at other people is friendly and quite normal. But if you notice your partner showing off their charm and smiling in that sexy way (which once made your knees weak) at other people, especially while talking to them, then your partner is flirting for sure. If you notice that the other person is also reciprocating with their smiles, eye contact, and body language, then you probably know that they are flirting.

Does it in front of you

His flirtatious demeanor is not an occasional thing. It happens all the time, whether it's at a party, a restaurant, or even with your cousins. You find that your partner always pays extra attention to other women and flirts with them through their conversation, their body language, and that irresistible charm.

So now that you've concluded that your partner is a flirt, what's next?

Get some perspective

Well if he does this all the time then chances are you fell in love with him when he was flirting with you or when you first met him you liked this aspect of him. So what has changed now? You may need to assess how you feel about the situation and why. Look deep inside yourself and ask if you feel uneasy due to some insecurity on your part.

Are you jealous because you feel like you're not good enough to keep their attention? Do you feel left out? Or maybe you don't understand her charming, friendly nature as a flirt. There is nothing wrong with asking your boyfriend to ease his flirtatious behavior, but it is important to understand where to draw the line. You cannot ask him to change his personality, as that would be unfair to your partner. After all, you were attracted to him in the first place.

Reflect on what really bothers you before taking another step ... Because maybe what he does is a disguised infidelity or it is simply his personality and he is just trying to be nice.