Shocked Black Woman

Women, here are telltale signs that you’re no longer dating a boyfriend but a Universal Charger

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I never really understood why people cheat. I mean, I understand why they want to cheat, but I don’t understand why they actually follow through. It never ends well for anyone involved — whether you’re the one being cheated on, the one who’s cheating, or the person someone is using to cheat. In the end, usually everybody loses.

There are no good reasons to cheat. And the best option — not to cheat — is always on the table. It’s not like there’s a person pointing a gun to your head and telling you that if you don’t cheat on the person you love, you’ll die. If that ever happens to you, then it is completely acceptable to cheat.

No girl wants to believe the man she loves could be cheating on her. However, early detection signs can save your heart and health a lot of trouble.

Cheating is a choice. Being in a relationship is also a choice. You can chose to make your relationship exclusive and monogamous.

Here are telltale signs that your boyfriend has grown up to become a “universal charger”

He has a female friend he texts like they’re in a rom-com and the wooing process has begun. This could just mean he has female friends he’s close with, but you know what it looks like when your boyfriend is texting someone in That Way, and you’re like, “Yeah, that’s a flirty smile, and I wish I could check his phone, but that’s too intense, right? It is. Yes. Of course.”

You’ve legit watched him flirt with girls when you’re out places and it made you feel like a psycho.

You told yourself he’s just a flirty guy, but then you watched the girl’s body language, and she clearly didn’t think it was innocent at all because you know that look. That’s the look you had when you and your boyfriend (who she is now flirting with because she thinks he’s single) got together.

Your female friends tell you he’s really flirty when he talks to them and it’s awkward as hell. You know that boyfriend I’m talking about. Like, he says he’s with your friend Emily, but you swear he has a crush on you, and it’s super awkward, but you don’t know how to tell Emily without seeming like a dick? Yeah. If your boyfriend seems like that boyfriend, it’s not great. He will soon cease from being YOURS ALONE

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His friends didn’t know you guys were dating for eons.

If you’re not even coming up regularly in his conversations, and his friends don’t even know you exist and that your mouths are frequently on each other’s mouths, it’s probably because he doesn’t want anyone to know he’s not available, which is weird and gross.

When he tells you big news in his life, he also says, “I can’t wait to tell [insert female friend’s.name].” Maybe he’s not smooching her regularly, but he might be getting emotionally involved with her, which is Too Real and probably something you should talk about.

He always seems to be making friends with new women whose names you only hear him mention occasionally and know nothing about.

Apparently, there’s a Judy in the mix now and last week it was a Brenda? Seriously how is he meeting all these female-named humans and why?

If you hear him say this girl he just met is “incredible” one more time, you’re going to find thongs in hisapartment.

It’s OK for him to think other women are badass, but it’d also be dope to not hear your boyfriend being so consistently, repeatedly, vocally in awe of this girl you’ve never met who you’re pretty sure is single.

He’s become the worst person ever at texting you back, but when you’re together, you see him texting as much as a bored tween on a Sunday.

And it’s like, um, why do you want to talk to other people more than me when I’m clearly the most amazing person on the planet hence the reason we are dating?

His Facebook wall seems to be just a slew of women flirting with him, and he doesn’t seem to mind one bit.

Plenty of women have guys who will low-key flirt with them on social media and it’s tough to know how to shut it down, but you definitely don’t reply with winky faces galore, so if he’s leaning more toward the winky reply, it’s fine to be like, “WTF, Ken?”

When you go out with a friend group to a bar, sometimes he sits next to some other girl and never mentions that that’s a little weird.

And furthermore, when you mention that some of his social behavior is really off, he brushes your concerns aside and leaves the room to go get juice. Then you just stand there like, “Wait, did we break up last week and I forgot about it? Do I have a head injury? I guess I’ll make a doctor’s appointment.”