sneakorocksolidposted 15 years agoin reply to this
You mean on love? none. I thought you meant in general the only way I can beat my son at anything is to cheat. I have to other wise I have to listen to his lame smack!
I think you need to let circumstances dictate that. I have been married over 21 years and that would be difficult to throw away.
Now, Im not advocating cheating but at the end of the day there would be a lot of questions.
I think in my case, if it has been an ongoing thing then ya things would probably be done. If it were a one time thing then maybe we would have to look at counselling or something.
Now if you asked my wife this she would be with you guys. She would say its over and thats all there is to it. So ya people have differing opinions.
No that's cool Cheating to me is doing anything you wouldn't do in front of me. My boyfriend knows I could care less about flirting or looking at other girls. But whether or not I would forgive someone and take them back depends on the situation. I would like to say "No way! Get outta here!" but I'm not in the situation, I don't know what I would do.
If you really give it a thought, you will see that all what you listed are no more serious than a hand shaking, and could be easily ignored - they do not endanger your property (your man). He still stays yours.
The real perceived danger comes with emotional attachment
Not to me If he cheats, and it is "just sex" no emotions involved, it means that he went looking for something he felt he couldn't get from me. That means there are emotions. Always.
That is a question that has a lot of gray in it. Very seldom have I seen a divorce that really served a real purpose, the children are usualy the losers.
Was it just once, or was it a relationship? Does he love her? Who is she? What kind of physical cheating are we talking about? Are we married? Do we have children?
If it is seeing you both (or thre, four, etc.) - likely just a curiosity or indecisiveness. If it is breaking up with you - this is more serious, and likely there are other reasons for this.
Nah, it means that he checked and confirmed that you are the FIRST choice. You will easily see this if you add one or two more girls to our scenario. He goes to any of them, and comes back to YOU.
I sure see you don't. May be later, cause I do think you are one of the few women around who can actually manage it. And you deserve peace of mind it brings in.
i tend to have a somewhat 'Bohemian' view about issues like this so at the risk of getting run out of town on a rail, i will just say that there are worse things a partner or spouse can do to you other than cheating.
What is your opinion on cheating? Is it right or wrong to tell someone you've cheated on them?I'm watching Dr.Drew's Life Changers and it is a very interesting question.
Why do men cheat on their female lovers, including the married ones? does it mean that cheating is in the nature of men or....? please i just want to hear your own side of this issue. thanks.
Having a husband or boyfriend who cheated is a big hit to your self esteem. You begin to doubt your marriage and your ability to make your husband happy or to be enough. And there are tons of old stereotypes which imply that if a man cheats, it’s because his wife doesn’t understand him, he’s...
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