Moni Malawi 
It’s quite easy to make fast assumptions that all men cheat and that all cheats are bad people but it’s important to know that you can draw a straight line from infidelity to dishonesty, which is very common and perceived as a lesser offense.
Candidly speaking, it is difficult to stop cheating on your partner, especially if it has become an addiction or a habit, but thankfully, it’s not impossible. The key to stop cheating lies in your ability to control your emotions. It takes honest reflection and sober assessment to get rid of that cheating behavior.
Here are a few tips to help you out
1. Identify the “Why”
Identifying the reason for cheating is crucial to eradicating it. Ask yourself, “What prompts me to cheat on her?” “What precedes my cheating patterns?”
To stop infidelity, you need to comprehend what leads to it. Do some inner reflection.
2. Address the cause
Now that you’ve identified the cause of cheating, the next step is to do something about it. Look for a solution and start working on it. Commit yourself to making your relationship better, work on conflict resolution, and introduce more excitement.
3. Change
You can no longer keep doing the same things you used to do, you have to make a deliberate and conscious decision to change.
Texting, s*xting, kissing, having s*x, and going out on secret dates with others, are all patterns of cheating. You need to refrain from anything that will jeopardize the stability of your relationship. Work hard to gain back her trust and continue to put in the effort to be a better and faithful partner.
4. Seek professional help
Going for therapy sessions will help you overcome the habit or addiction to infidelity in marriages/relationships. A therapist can help you uncover the root cause that led into your cheating cycles, help you figure out how to avoid cheating patterns and proper ways to become a better partner.
Again, it might be difficult to stop cheating, but it’s not impossible. It all starts with a decision.
