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How to Catch a Cheating Boyfriend  
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Tags: Cheating Boyfriend, Cheating, Dating

If you suspect your boyfriend your boyfriend is cheating you need to have some proof. Here is how to catch a cheating boyfriend.

1.	Realize that if it's gotten to the point that you seriously suspect he's cheating, your relationship is already on thin ice.
2.	Remember that honesty is the best policy. Talk about it. Don't try and catch him secretly. Just ask him up front. If he won't tell you the truth, then even catching him - ed won't save your relationship. Ask him to explain his whereabouts or whatever else is troubling you. Don't take a Remind him that you've entrusted him with your heart, and how much he means to you. Tell him how proud you are of him and your relationship - how strong and honest it is. If he gets uneasy or quiet, he might be hiding something, and the guilt will eventually push him to the edge.
3.	Tell him that you would never keep secrets from him, and mean it. Share with him a secret that you've kept from him; it might encourage him to admit any secrets he may be keeping, and will deepen your relationship.
4.	Hiring a private investigator can be the easiest way to gain proper evidence, but can be very costly.
5.	You can use spy software or monitoring programs to catch him in the act to get real evidence.
6.	A friend of mine called her boyfriend knowing he was home. When he didn't pick up his phone, she borrowed his crush's cell to call him, and he picked up the phone. She dumped him. Lesson learned, if you're really dumb enough to be cheating on someone, at least be smart enough to always pick up the phone.

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Comments: Sounds like you need a new boyfriend. I know how you feel though, it happened to me. Something that helped me understand men a lot better is the book Catch Him and Keep Him by Christian Carter. The review at http://www.catchhimkeephimreview.com/ sounded promising (there's also a link to a free subscription to his dating advice newsletter), so I went ahead and got it. It's lots of common sense info, but that kind of dating knowledge takes years and a lot of pain to learn the hard way. Comment by: Susie70