
How many times you’ve been cheated on? Why do U stay? What’s your action to what he did? Or solution



Posted by Bll
Interesting topic.
I’ve never been married, so I’ll use my mother’s experience married to my sag father instead. He cheated countless times with countless women, from they were first married and for the next 19 years. The first time she found out about the cheating, she honestly stayed because her father had just spent so much money on her wedding, so she felt bad about that and was afraid of disappointing him. The other times, she stayed because of my brother and I.
Her ‘solution’ turned out to be to get revenge - she cheated on him too, and that hurt his pride so bad that he actually stopped cheating! She divorced him a few years later, she had already lost her feelings for him many years earlier.

Posted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...

Posted by sweetpea2977
I *used* to be married. My ex wasn't a cheater, but an a**hole in other ways.
My father used to be a cheater. My mother tolerated his ways unfortunately. I think my mother stayed because deep down she didn't believe should could raise four children solo. I also believe that she wanted a picture-perfect family, no matter what foolery was going on behind closed doors.

Posted by sweetpea2977
I *used* to be married. My ex wasn't a cheater, but an a**hole in other ways.
My father used to be a cheater. My mother tolerated his ways unfortunately. I think my mother stayed because deep down she didn't believe should could raise four children solo. I also believe that she wanted a picture-perfect family, no matter what foolery was going on behind closed doors.

Posted by BllPosted by AccountzPosted by Bll
Interesting topic.
I’ve never been married, so I’ll use my mother’s experience married to my sag father instead. He cheated countless times with countless women, from they were first married and for the next 19 years. The first time she found out about the cheating, she honestly stayed because her father had just spent so much money on her wedding, so she felt bad about that and was afraid of disappointing him. The other times, she stayed because of my brother and I.
Her ‘solution’ turned out to be to get revenge - she cheated on him too, and that hurt his pride so bad that he actually stopped cheating! She divorced him a few years later, she had already lost her feelings for him many years earlier.
Oh wow. Did he ever have children outside of the relationship?
Never even thought of that tbh, but no, not as far as we know.click to expand

Posted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...

Posted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...

Posted by GobbyPosted by SilvuhPosted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...
I mean, why care? lol
You can always just leave instead. I feel like people who end up staying, do so for more practical reasons- like family, finances etc. I never really hear "Well, I finally understood why he/she did it."
I don't think cheating calls for empathy.. Have you ever come across a justifiable reason though?
Have you ever heard of something called cause and effect?
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Posted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...

Posted by GobbyPosted by SilvuhPosted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...
I mean, why care? lol
You can always just leave instead. I feel like people who end up staying, do so for more practical reasons- like family, finances etc. I never really hear "Well, I finally understood why he/she did it."
I don't think cheating calls for empathy.. Have you ever come across a justifiable reason though?
Have you ever heard of something called cause and effect?
click to expand

Posted by RooSagicorn
My first marriage I suspected but never knew for sure. I left him for other reasons but I wouldn’t be surprised. It only lasted 2 years. He’s now been with the same person for about 28 years and cheated tons!!! Admitted it to me.. so good decision on my part to leave 🙂 somehow I’m the one who broke his heart. Whatever.

Posted by LadyNeptunePosted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...
No excuse for lying and breaking your word.
Simple enough to open your mouth and say x, y, and z are making me unhappy and I'm lacking this and that from you so imma get it elsewhere.click to expand

Posted by GobbyPosted by SilvuhPosted by Gobby
How about asking why he cheated? This often gets swept under the carpet to make the other partner come across as an innocent victim (which is sometimes not the case)...
I mean, why care? lol
You can always just leave instead. I feel like people who end up staying, do so for more practical reasons- like family, finances etc. I never really hear "Well, I finally understood why he/she did it."
I don't think cheating calls for empathy.. Have you ever come across a justifiable reason though?
Have you ever heard of something called cause and effect?
click to expand
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