 For the one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stonestreet with a point. As if we needed another troubling social media trend, some are now experimenting with what's called micro-cheating. In one popular micro-cheating game, partners create hypothetical romantic and sexual situations and then ask each other of certain actions, like wearing another guy's sweater or paying for a female co-worker's meal, should be considered cheating. Defenders of the game claim that it helps partners communicate more clearly about expectations and boundaries in relationships.