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Relationship - Infidelity or Lack of Commitment

Dive into English idioms regarding infidelity or lack of commitment, like "gold digger" and "love rat".

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English idioms related to Relationships
love rat

someone, especially a man, who cheats on their partner with another person

[noun]
cupboard love

love that is fake, dishonest, and motivated by the hopes of gaining something

[noun]
gold digger

a person, typically a woman, who enters into a romantic relationship with someone solely for financial gain

[noun]
to have a roving eye

to frequently look at other people, often in a romantic or sexual way, despite being in a committed relationship

[phrase]
puppy love

a young person's strong, yet brief feeling of love toward someone

[noun]
footloose and fancy-free

free to do as one pleases without having any attachments, particularly romantic ones

[phrase]
to get to first base with sb

to reach a stage of intimacy in one's relationship by kissing one's partner on the lips

[phrase]
to kiss and tell

to reveal private or intimate details about a romantic or sexual relationship with someone, especially without the consent of the other person involved

[phrase]
love nest

a private, often secret, place where two people in a romantic relationship spend time together without anyone disturbing them

[noun]
backdoor man

a man who has an intimate relationship with a woman who is already in a committed relationship or marriage, often without the knowledge of the partner

[phrase]
ladies' man

a man who is very charming, attractive, and popular among women, often having many romantic relationships

[noun]
take a cold shower

used to advise someone to calm down and regain control after experiencing sexual excitement

[sentence]
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