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Poll: Could you forgive someone if they cheated on you??
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11.03.2007, 20:08 quote
it depends on my feelings, first time and might be second time could be forgiven but if it become a habit or something, kick her ass out and dont look back.
11.03.2007, 20:22 quote
even if i was daft enough to forgive forgetting is another thing entirely once trust is broken its rarely mended and it is afterall the basis of a decent loving relationship
11.03.2007, 20:24 quote
I forgave an ex's one night stand, because it was just one night, and within the first week or two of our relationship. Looking back I kind of wish I hadn't, because although he never cheated again, he was an arsehole to me in so many other ways. Even if you can forgive the act, I think maybe you shouldn't overlook the fact that cheating may be pretty good evidence that your partner is simply not v good relationship material. I mean, at best it show lack of respect, at worst it can be outright cruelty.
11.03.2007, 20:32 quote
The way I think is ... if i find out they cheated, they say "its only the once"
I think .. wonder how many times it happened BEFORE I caught them
No trust
No relationship
11.03.2007, 20:38 quote
| aDecentGuy wrote: |
| The way I think is ... if i find out they cheated, they say "its only the once"
I think .. wonder how many times it happened BEFORE I caught them No trust No relationship |
My thoughts exactly. years ago id be walked all over, now i have learnt from the past its a case of the moment it happens is the moment they hit the curb.
A relationship is about two people dedicating themselfs to the other and in live there is only each other involved.
fair enough in an open relationship then its fair play if both parties are happy for it.
I personally would never get into that relationship, and if someone was not prepard to be faithful to me as i am to them i would rather be single and be friends
11.03.2007, 20:40 quote
| danni82 wrote: | ||
My thoughts exactly. years ago id be walked all over, now i have learnt from the past its a case of the moment it happens is the moment they hit the curb. A relationship is about two people dedicating themselfs to the other and in live there is only each other involved. fair enough in an open relationship then its fair play if both parties are happy for it. I personally would never get into that relationship, and if someone was not prepard to be faithful to me as i am to them i would rather be single and be friends |
*claps*
11.03.2007, 20:40 quote
| danni82 wrote: | ||
My thoughts exactly. years ago id be walked all over, now i have learnt from the past its a case of the moment it happens is the moment they hit the curb. A relationship is about two people dedicating themselfs to the other and in live there is only each other involved. fair enough in an open relationship then its fair play if both parties are happy for it. I personally would never get into that relationship, and if someone was not prepard to be faithful to me as i am to them i would rather be single and be friends |
i totally agree
11.03.2007, 20:55 quote
| danni82 wrote: | ||
My thoughts exactly. years ago id be walked all over, now i have learnt from the past its a case of the moment it happens is the moment they hit the curb. A relationship is about two people dedicating themselfs to the other and in live there is only each other involved. fair enough in an open relationship then its fair play if both parties are happy for it. I personally would never get into that relationship, and if someone was not prepard to be faithful to me as i am to them i would rather be single and be friends |
Yep im with you Danni
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11.03.2007, 21:47 quote
| aDecentGuy wrote: |
| I dont forgive
I also dont forget |
I couldnt have said it better myself
19.05.2007, 16:22 quote
Apologies, for this might be a long answer depends on how much information passes down the fingers but I do get to the point at the end but you need the background first.. 8 days ago my (ex) wife walked out one me after 3 months short of 25 years marriage! still very hard to take. She had an affair, well two rolled in to one during and after her mum died 15 years ago. We split up briefly and got back together again.Then last year a 4 month affair that ended December 3rd!!. Her father died 6 weeks ago after a long illness and now she has left. It is easy to label this as emotional trauma.
We did the Relate thing and got on with life, but even after 15 years you still have the rare thought about did I do the right thing staying.
The second time last year was much harder and although we had agreed to work it out it was harder and obviously she wasn't happy although the leaving was a bolt out of the blue. Lots of non-relationship stuff too, depression etc and I have asked her to stay and work it out but I've been told it's over.
I will be very hurt for a long time but I have for today, at any rate, decided to move on.
So can you forgive someone? - not at the time but eventually you do or at least you understand.
But will I forgive this time? answers probably not but worse still is I doubt if I will understand either.
19.05.2007, 17:18 quote
| TinkerLou wrote: |
| My ex cheated again and again, it nearly killed me and everytime i forgave him, i would never ever put myself through that again,
id never cheat and i dont expect to be cheated on...if you love someone then you just wouldnt want to. |
| danni82 wrote: |
| I thought i could move on from there and tried to forgive him. but eventually it eats you up till you have nothing left to cling on to. Then you just have to give up and move on, do what is best for all persons concerned.
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Both of those sum up my feelings on the subject. I ended one relationship precisely because I could feel the temptation to cheat, enough to start kissing another woman for a few second before stopping & walking away. It took me a few weeks to do it, but I ended it. It wasn't a "serious" one, and I'm not even sure she cared because I never heard from her once it ended, but for me the feeling contrasted with earlier on when a rather nice woman was trying to tempt me, and I would have 100% got away with it, but just blanked her & got teased for doing so.
I also just can't deal with having a reason to doubt someone, however small that doubt might be. I've been there and, like Danni, the whole thing just eats me up & makes me miserable. I don't think anything can restore my trust once it's been broken.
19.05.2007, 17:18 quote
Nope. Cheating covers a lot of ground though. I look at it as just general bullshitting really. If they can lie about the little stuff they can sure has hell lie about the big stuff.
Any hint of that then wave goodbye. It saves a lot of heartbreak in the long run.
19.05.2007, 18:18 quote
| danni82 wrote: |
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I am one of those that if the person i am with has any reservations or wants to stray then id rather they told me so that we could either work out the reason or move on. I don't think i could face getting hurt again, id rather be alone. |
I knew or thought I knew but didn't have the balls as I couldn't prove it so I wrote a letter almost word for word of what Danni wrote but she (my ex, not Danni!) was too much of a coward to do it - I feel mad that I didn't resolve it there and then and for it all to turn out the way it did.
Ah well onwards and upwards - I must say though it is very positive getting all this emotional shite off your chest.
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