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* ClingyJealousGirl: A girl who won't stand for her partner seeing someone else.
* CrazyJealousGuy: The guy who gets mad at the idea ofbecoming a {{Cuckold}}.his partner seeing someone else.
* CrazyJealousGuy: The guy who gets mad at the idea of
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* TwoTimingWithTheBestie: The Discovery of your friend and partner having an affair behind your back.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, the act of having a romantic or sexual affair with someone other than one's established spouse or lover has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to end up killed. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, the act of having a romantic or sexual affair with someone other than one's established spouse or lover has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to end up killed. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people. See also {{Netorare}}.
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* {{Netorare}}: Cuckoldry as a genre of Japanese porn.
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* {{Cuckold}}: The victim of infidelity, who suffers the misfortune of their spouse being unfaithful to them.
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* BusinessTripAdultery: A cheating spouse uses the excuse of going on business trips to see the one they're having the affair with.
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* TwoTimerDate: A person schedules two dates at the same time and goes between them. Usually PlayedForLaughs.
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* PlayingSick: For the version of the trope where one member of a couple ([[AlwaysMale normally, a man]]) is on the mood, but the other ([[AlwaysFemale normally, the woman]]) feigns a sickness (normally, a headache) in order not to have sex. Usually, this will happen repeatedly, and it's implied (if not ''ex''plicit) that she doesn't really love or isn't attracted to him, or even that she's [[{{cuckold}} having an affair]] with someone else. Sometimes, when she's really invested in the excuse, she'll pop up a pill (normally an aspirin, but any other appropriate drug will do) to "treat" her "disease", and will even start foreplay before suddenly dropping off with the headache excuse.
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* PlayingSick: For the version of the trope where one member of a couple ([[AlwaysMale normally, a man]]) is on the mood, but the other ([[AlwaysFemale normally, the woman]]) feigns a sickness (normally, a headache) in order not to have sex. Usually, this will happen repeatedly, and it's implied (if not ''ex''plicit) explicit) that she doesn't really love or isn't attracted to him, or even that she's [[{{cuckold}} having an affair]] with someone else. Sometimes, when she's really invested in the excuse, she'll pop up a pill (normally an aspirin, but any other appropriate drug will do) to "treat" her "disease", and will even start foreplay before suddenly dropping off with the headache excuse.else.
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* PlayingSick: For the version of the trope where one member of a couple ([[AlwaysMale normally, a man]]) is on the mood, but the other ([[AlwaysFemale normally, the woman]]) feigns a sickness (normally, a headache) in order not to have sex. Usually, this will happen repeatedly, and it's implied (if not ''ex''plicit) that she doesn't really love or is attracted to him, or even that she's [[{{cuckold}} having an affair]] with someone else. Sometimes, when she's really invested in the excuse, she'll pop up a pill (normally an aspirin, but any other appropriate drug will do) to "treat" her "disease", and will even start foreplay before suddenly dropping off with the headache excuse.
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* PlayingSick: For the version of the trope where one member of a couple ([[AlwaysMale normally, a man]]) is on the mood, but the other ([[AlwaysFemale normally, the woman]]) feigns a sickness (normally, a headache) in order not to have sex. Usually, this will happen repeatedly, and it's implied (if not ''ex''plicit) that she doesn't really love or is isn't attracted to him, or even that she's [[{{cuckold}} having an affair]] with someone else. Sometimes, when she's really invested in the excuse, she'll pop up a pill (normally an aspirin, but any other appropriate drug will do) to "treat" her "disease", and will even start foreplay before suddenly dropping off with the headache excuse.
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* PlayingSick: For the version of the trope where one member of a couple ([[AlwaysMale normally, a man]]) is on the mood, but the other ([[AlwaysFemale normally, the woman]]) feigns a sickness (normally, a headache) in order not to have sex. Usually, this will happen repeatedly, and it's implied (if not ''ex''plicit) that she doesn't really love or is attracted to him, or even that she's [[{{cuckold}} having an affair]] with someone else. Sometimes, when she's really invested in the excuse, she'll pop up a pill (normally an aspirin, but any other appropriate drug will do) to "treat" her "disease", and will even start foreplay before suddenly dropping off with the headache excuse.
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* SexWithTheEx: In cases where one or both exes have new relationships but still sleep together.
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* EmasculatedCuckold: Having an unfaithful wife is a blow to a man's power, masculinity, and status.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: The guy who becomes mad at the idea of becoming a {{Cuckold}}.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, infidelity the act of having a romantic or sexual affair with someone other than one's established spouse or lover has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to end up killed. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, infidelity has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to wind up dead. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, infidelity has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to wind end up dead.killed. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, infidelity has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart.apart, and it is one of the most common reasons for someone to wind up dead. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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Adultery. Two-timing. Seeing someone on the side. Having an affair. ''Cheating.'' Whatever it's called, infidelity has ever been a source of drama in fiction and in real life. It has brought lovers together, but it has also torn lovers, marriages and even families apart. These tropes explore infidelity, the forms it takes, and the effects that it has upon people.
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** DeathByWomanScorned: And sometimes, the man or other partner does not survive her retribution.
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-->-- '''Creator/HankWilliams''', "Your Cheatin' Heart"
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-->-- '''Creator/HankWilliams''', '''Music/HankWilliams''', "Your Cheatin' Heart"
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->"Your cheatin' heart will make you weep.\\
You'll cry and cry and try to sleep.\\
But sleep won't come the whole night through.\\
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But sleep won't come the whole night through.\\
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Your cheatin' heart will tell on you."
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You'll cry and cry and try to sleep.\\
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Your cheatin' heart will tell on you."
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* WomanScorned: A woman becomes violent upon discovery of being cheated on.
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* AbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder: A character starts a relationship with someone else while physically separated from their love interest.
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** RemarriedToTheMistress: A man marries the same woman with whom he cheated on his ex-wife.
** SecretOtherFamily: A mistress plus kids--a whole second family.
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* AccidentalAdultery: A character cheated but was [[BedTrick tricked]], [[EasyAmnesia didn't know they were married]], [[ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated believed their partner to be dead]], etc.
* AffairBlameTheBastard: Taking out your anger from your spouse's infidelity on the bastard child born of said infidelity.
* AffairHair: The discovery of a strand of unfamiliar hair leads to accusations of infidelity.
* AffairLetters: Love letters that document someone had an extramarital affair.
* BedroomAdulteryScene: An adulterous couple gets caught in the middle of sex by one of their spouses/partners.
* CheatingWithTheMilkman: A housewife has an affair with service personnel that visit the house.
* ChocolateBaby: When a newborn infant looks nothing like their "dad", implications that their mom slept with another man soon follow.
* {{Cuckold}}: The victim of infidelity, who suffers the misfortune of their spouse being unfaithful to them.
* CuckoldHorns: A pair of horns used to show that a man's lover has been unfaithful.
* ADeadlyAffair: Someone ends up dead, whether it's the perpetrator(s), the victim, or the baggage holding the affair back.
* AFamilyAffair: The cheater sleeps with their partner's relative.
* GoodAdulteryBadAdultery: In a work with multiple instances of adultery, the adulterer is portrayed sympathetically in one instance and evil in another.
* LipstickMark: Lipstick on your clothing, collarbone, or cheek reveals an affair.
* LoveForgivesAllButLust: Someone is willing to forgive or deny all their partner's faults or crimes except adultery or wandering eyes.
* MalMariee: A young woman unhappily married to an older man, who often cheats on him with a man her own age.
* MistakenForCheating: Someone mistakenly believes their partner is cheating on them.
* TheMistress: A relatively long-term lover whose partner is married to someone else.
** RemarriedToTheMistress: A man marries the same woman with whom he cheated on his ex-wife.
** SecretOtherFamily: A mistress plus kids--a whole second family.
* {{Netorare}}: Cuckoldry as a genre of Japanese porn.
* PlotIncitingInfidelity: When the plot of a story is kickstarted by having the protagonist catch their partner cheating on them.
* ScarpiaUltimatum: A character sleeps with a villain in exchange for sparing their partner.
* SerialHomewrecker: A character who seeks out romantic or sexual partners who are already in relationships.
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Screwing around with your employer's spouse]].
* SympatheticAdulterer: Cheater portrayed sympathetically.
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* AccidentalAdultery: A character cheated but was [[BedTrick tricked]], [[EasyAmnesia didn't know they were married]], [[ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated believed their partner to be dead]], etc.
* AffairBlameTheBastard: Taking out your anger from your spouse's infidelity on the bastard child born of said infidelity.
* AffairHair: The discovery of a strand of unfamiliar hair leads to accusations of infidelity.
* AffairLetters: Love letters that document someone had an extramarital affair.
* BedroomAdulteryScene: An adulterous couple gets caught in the middle of sex by one of their spouses/partners.
* CheatingWithTheMilkman: A housewife has an affair with service personnel that visit the house.
* ChocolateBaby: When a newborn infant looks nothing like their "dad", implications that their mom slept with another man soon follow.
* {{Cuckold}}: The victim of infidelity, who suffers the misfortune of their spouse being unfaithful to them.
* CuckoldHorns: A pair of horns used to show that a man's lover has been unfaithful.
* ADeadlyAffair: Someone ends up dead, whether it's the perpetrator(s), the victim, or the baggage holding the affair back.
* AFamilyAffair: The cheater sleeps with their partner's relative.
* GoodAdulteryBadAdultery: In a work with multiple instances of adultery, the adulterer is portrayed sympathetically in one instance and evil in another.
* LipstickMark: Lipstick on your clothing, collarbone, or cheek reveals an affair.
* LoveForgivesAllButLust: Someone is willing to forgive or deny all their partner's faults or crimes except adultery or wandering eyes.
* MalMariee: A young woman unhappily married to an older man, who often cheats on him with a man her own age.
* MistakenForCheating: Someone mistakenly believes their partner is cheating on them.
* TheMistress: A relatively long-term lover whose partner is married to someone else.
** RemarriedToTheMistress: A man marries the same woman with whom he cheated on his ex-wife.
** SecretOtherFamily: A mistress plus kids--a whole second family.
* {{Netorare}}: Cuckoldry as a genre of Japanese porn.
* PlotIncitingInfidelity: When the plot of a story is kickstarted by having the protagonist catch their partner cheating on them.
* ScarpiaUltimatum: A character sleeps with a villain in exchange for sparing their partner.
* SerialHomewrecker: A character who seeks out romantic or sexual partners who are already in relationships.
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Screwing around with your employer's spouse]].
* SympatheticAdulterer: Cheater portrayed sympathetically.
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