22 Answers
Well I for one from first hand experience as a man who has been there done that the answer is NO.
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
Sauce for the goose and all that.
I really wonder sometimes whether we were meant to be practice monogamy.
Was this another church imposed standard for the churchs` own agenda?
Marriage is supposed to be based on trust...I Would CERTAINLY WORRY that by cheating HE`LIED to his ex-wife...probably on NUMEROUS occasions !...Sounds like a very weak man not to be honest...If he was unhappy with his marriage then he should have the guts to at least try and work things out or end the marriage before moving on to the next woman!!:-0....I WOULDN`T WANT TO BE THE NEW WOMAN IN HIS LIFE!!:-(
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
I think it would depend on the person, and how they see their responsibilities and role in life. Let's be honest. To cheat on a spouse, would involve lying to them, and also deceiving them by ommision of the facts. That would also involve looking their spouse in the eye...and just straight up lying to them.
Hm...I can understand people making mistakes. I mean, although we look at ourselves as being above certain conduct, we are after all, only human. I guess it all depends on what a person feels in their heart, and how honest they can be with themselves, and others.
12 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
You can say the same about women who cheat on their husbands but in truth neither is true. In the majority of cases the marriage had already broken down long before any infidelity and a second marriage is usually more successful. Once a cheat , always a cheat, its just not true.
12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
People cheat for many reasons. Most do so because a lack of communication. Being taken for granted. If sex is the motivating factor for betrayal, they will continue to do so. If other issues are in play and sex is not what motivates them, and they simply want to be heard and understood, then the possibility of a relapse is less likely.
12 years ago. Rating: 1 | |