New Form Of Cheating Is On The Rise And Women Are Speaking Out To Warn Others

New research has found the majority of women feel like a certain act is cheating

More and more women are opening up about a new kind of cheating that’s been affecting their relationships, and it’s sparking a lot of conversation online.

We already know that sending flirty messages or physically getting involved with someone else while you’re in a committed relationship is cheating. But now, people are realizing that there are other ways trust can be broken that don’t always involve physical contact.

One woman recently shared her experience, saying she ended her relationship after finding out her boyfriend was involved in what she sees as this modern form of cheating. And based on the reactions, a lot of women feel the same way.

So, what exactly is this new kind of betrayal?

According to Maddi Miller, a 20-year-old from Australia, the problem began when she found out her ex had subscribed to a well-known porn star’s OnlyFans account.

Maddi, who is also an OnlyFans creator herself, earns an impressive $19,272 every month through the platform.

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Speaking to news.com.au, Maddi explained that even though she’s a content creator on the site, she still has boundaries when it comes to relationships.

“Trust is so important, which is why I had to end it with an ex after I caught him looking at naked photos of other women while in bed with me.” she shared.

“If my ex had maybe asked to watch some content together, or he had expressed that he was curious, then we could have had a conversation about it. But the fact that he was deliberately looking at porn created by people I knew was not okay.”

“It was a huge breach of my trust. I wouldn’t be asking his mates for nudes. It’s the same thing. It’s betrayal.”

What made the situation even worse for Maddi was how her ex tried to cover it all up: “I only found out because saw it on his phone one night over his shoulder. He tried to cover it up, and said his mate sent him a link that he opened it without knowing what it was.”

“But once I investigated further, I could see in his emails that he had subscribed to multiple women that I knew. The timestamps on the emails showed that he had been laying in bed next to me while he did it.”

OnlyFans star Maddi Miller has spoken out about her boundaries when it comes to partners using the content sharing platformInstagram/@maddimillerr

“Being young and having financial independence is great but it often attracts men who don’t have the best intentions.” she added. “And like this circumstance, they think it’s okay to push boundaries that we’ve set in place.”

“Like it’s owed to them because I do OnlyFans. But it’s a job for me. It doesn’t mean he can go and do whatever he wants.”

This story comes not long after new research in Australia revealed that many people believe subscribing to OnlyFans while in a relationship is a form of cheating.

A recent survey of 54,000 Australians asked about everyday life and relationships. One major finding was that a huge number of people felt that subscribing to explicit content behind your partner’s back wasn’t okay.

Half of those surveyed said they thought it was “definitely” cheating.

Meanwhile, 42 percent said it “depends on the type of interactions” specifically whether the subscriber is personally messaging or interacting with the creator.

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Only 8 percent of participants said they think using OnlyFans is just a “normal” part of a relationship today.

Interestingly, there was a noticeable difference in how men and women viewed the situation.

Among women, 61.3 percent believed that subscribing to OnlyFans was cheating. For men, only 46.1 percent thought so, with many saying it depended on how involved the interactions were.

The conversation around what’s considered cheating continues to divide opinions. Some believe that only physical cheating counts, while others say emotional betrayal matters just as much.

Over on Twitter, people couldn’t seem to agree either. One user said: “I think sexting another Women/Men/NB on OnlyFans (or anywhere else) while in a monogamous marriage is CHEATING!”

Another added their take: “Look but don’t touch”

And in a Reddit thread, one commenter put it this way: “If he interacts with her , that is personal and it’s cheating. It’s a slight but important distinction from pictures of videos.”

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