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Jan 10, 2017 5:06 AM
#51
The_Face said: This guy knows what's best.All MAL user should follow this exemplary individual.I think being cheated on is awesome. All men secretly wish to be cuckolded whether they admit it or not. |
Jan 10, 2017 7:01 AM
#52
Noraf46 said: Autocrat said: Noraf46 said: Autocrat said: Noraf46 said: It's a despicable thing to cheat on someone and I have no sympathy or patience for those fuckers. I have been cheated on before, and I've seen it happen to other people. It's a terrible feeling. The only appropriate response is to completely end the relationship there and kick the cheater out of your life. Anything less is just you telling them it's ok to use you. Autocrat said: Fuchsia said: Autocrat said: It's as painful as anything. Heartbreaking. I would give my partner one more chance under certain circumstances. Grow a pair mate. I would not forgive a cheater. Grow a pair? Maybe easy for you to say that, maybe you don't appreciate depth in your romantic relationships as much as I do. If I find the one, it won't be so shallow such that one kind of this mistake has to fuck it up. There's context to these kind of things, mate. ProTip: If they cheat on you, they weren't "the one." Cheating isn't a "mistake," it's a deliberate decision on one person's part that they don't value you or your relationship but are either 1) too cowardly to break up with you or work through whatever issue there may be, or 2) staying in the relationship with you for some personal gain or benefit while getting all of their fullfilment elsewhere. There may be depth in that relationship to you, but to them you're just something easy to support their lifestyle. You're nothing more than a utility, and once you decide to forgive them for pretending to love you you only validate their choices and give them permission to keep doing it. You're forgetting the fact that they could have been suffering from mental illness and made a terrible mistake. Wait, are you being serious right now? What mental illness? Alzheimer's? That's the only thing I can think of where they might honestly have forgotten who you are or mistaken someone else for you. At that point, ok, that's the solitary instance where a cheater isn't a dirtbag and you can forgive them. But by then your soul has been so gutted watching your loved one utterly forget you that it doesn't really matter anymore. You're not understanding mental illness. When people succumb to it their mind becomes warped and they can do the most irrational things. Compound that with your partner who's drunk and lacking willpower with a close friend. If she's been pushing you away you can then see how she might have been led to cheat on you. Understanding the heart of the matter and trying to resolve things would be my goal. Yes it's a serious betrayal and I would be hurt immensely, but I don't think the idea of always breaking up with her if she cheats is necessarily the best way to go about things. It becomes even more of a delicate situation if you have kids. In your example, your partner has already been pushing you away, so they're indicating they're unhappy in your relationship. At that point you and them need to figure out what the problem is and if it can be resolved. Apparently this does not happen, as they then go out with a friend and get drunk and sleep with that friend. That's a strong message that they don't care and already considered the relationship over, they just were too cowardly and that you meant so little to them to give you the common decency of breaking up with you first. Alcohol is not an excuse. I don't even see where the mental illness comes in. Having a drunken fling with a friend while your relationship is on the rocks is not a mental illness. I don't see how remaining in this toxic relationship with such a petty and selfish person is a better way to go about things than taking the obvious hint, salvaging a modicum of dignity, and moving on with your life to find someone who might actually care about you. Yeah, things get more complicated when kids are involved, but that's no reason to stay with someone who doesn't love you and actively hurts you/puts your health at risk. Kids with divorced parents are better off than kids in families where the parents hate each other, constantly fight, and/or are abusive. What is she hated herself, felt inadequate and you just needed this certain situation where she could pour out all her feelings in order to get to the heart of the matter and resolve it? There's so much context to these things pal, you can't have a general ironclad rule that once someone cheats on you it's over. I can't think of every example under the sun but they exist, and it's the mistake of not being able to identify these contexts that lead people like yourself to form these ironclad rules. You won't know until you're in the situation and then you've just got to trust your own judgment. Mental illness is insanity to relative degrees (ignoring non-psychological symptoms in themselves). We're all affected by some sort of symptoms, some more so than others. In severe cases one's mind can become so warped that they almost lose accountability. When rationality is not at play, rational rules and ways of understanding why the event happened don't really work. You can't understand and prevent irrationality if the person is spiraling out of control. Sometimes it can be hard to see it coming as well, or your partner might not listen to your warnings because they feel insulted that their mental health is being questioned. So it sails it's course. in such an event I cannot possibly hold the ironclad rule that since she cheated on me I must break up with her. |
Jan 10, 2017 8:39 AM
#53
Autocrat said: Noraf46 said: It's a despicable thing to cheat on someone and I have no sympathy or patience for those fuckers. I have been cheated on before, and I've seen it happen to other people. It's a terrible feeling. The only appropriate response is to completely end the relationship there and kick the cheater out of your life. Anything less is just you telling them it's ok to use you. Autocrat said: Fuchsia said: Autocrat said: It's as painful as anything. Heartbreaking. I would give my partner one more chance under certain circumstances. Grow a pair mate. I would not forgive a cheater. Grow a pair? Maybe easy for you to say that, maybe you don't appreciate depth in your romantic relationships as much as I do. If I find the one, it won't be so shallow such that one kind of this mistake has to fuck it up. There's context to these kind of things, mate. ProTip: If they cheat on you, they weren't "the one." Cheating isn't a "mistake," it's a deliberate decision on one person's part that they don't value you or your relationship but are either 1) too cowardly to break up with you or work through whatever issue there may be, or 2) staying in the relationship with you for some personal gain or benefit while getting all of their fullfilment elsewhere. There may be depth in that relationship to you, but to them you're just something easy to support their lifestyle. You're nothing more than a utility, and once you decide to forgive them for pretending to love you you only validate their choices and give them permission to keep doing it. You're forgetting the fact that they could have been suffering from mental illness and made a terrible mistake. With all the due respect... that's just stupid. |
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Jan 10, 2017 8:42 AM
#54
"I was horny and stopped thinking" My ex's quote after confessing what she did, really funny. |
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Jan 10, 2017 8:45 AM
#55
I've been cheated on by a total of three men. My first bf at 16, my first relationship in uni at 19, and the bf I lived with at 23, who cheated on me with three different women. It is the worst feeling I have ever experienced. Its a hot, panicky terror-like feeling that stops you from eating or sleeping or functioning right, especially when you know that as soon as you end it you're very likely to lose your home, too. It makes you feel like you're worth shit. |
Jan 10, 2017 8:48 AM
#56
My ex-fiancée cheated on me, I have never cheated though. It's heartrendingly painful if you really care for your significant other. I was absolutely devastated and just unable to process what had happened given the circumstances. It put me in one of, if not the lowest point of my life for a very long time. |
Jan 10, 2017 8:50 AM
#57
Maria_Sama said: Autocrat said: Noraf46 said: It's a despicable thing to cheat on someone and I have no sympathy or patience for those fuckers. I have been cheated on before, and I've seen it happen to other people. It's a terrible feeling. The only appropriate response is to completely end the relationship there and kick the cheater out of your life. Anything less is just you telling them it's ok to use you. Autocrat said: Fuchsia said: Autocrat said: It's as painful as anything. Heartbreaking. I would give my partner one more chance under certain circumstances. Grow a pair mate. I would not forgive a cheater. Grow a pair? Maybe easy for you to say that, maybe you don't appreciate depth in your romantic relationships as much as I do. If I find the one, it won't be so shallow such that one kind of this mistake has to fuck it up. There's context to these kind of things, mate. ProTip: If they cheat on you, they weren't "the one." Cheating isn't a "mistake," it's a deliberate decision on one person's part that they don't value you or your relationship but are either 1) too cowardly to break up with you or work through whatever issue there may be, or 2) staying in the relationship with you for some personal gain or benefit while getting all of their fullfilment elsewhere. There may be depth in that relationship to you, but to them you're just something easy to support their lifestyle. You're nothing more than a utility, and once you decide to forgive them for pretending to love you you only validate their choices and give them permission to keep doing it. You're forgetting the fact that they could have been suffering from mental illness and made a terrible mistake. With all the due respect... that's just stupid. Yeah, maybe. Maybe I'm just trying to justify not ending a relationship I wouldn't want to end. I guess I'd be a fool. |
Jan 10, 2017 9:03 AM
#58
i'm not a jealous person at all so i probably would forgive my bf if he cheated on me but i know he wont because he adores me sometimes i wish i could have more dicks in my life, but i adore my bf too so i keep it to fantasies but even then, i think about my bf most of all so i can't imagine cheating on him either so maybe cheaters just need to meet that person that gets them hard as diamonds all the time, even after four years of dating lol |
Jan 11, 2017 12:34 AM
#59
Not in a relationship, but being cheated on is one of the most painful things in the world. The fact that someone you should trust alot suddenly turns into someone who you cant trust causes alot of psychological impact. Dump them, try to move on. There should in no way ever be a good reason for someone to cheat anyway. |
Jan 11, 2017 12:53 AM
#60
What do you think about people who cheat on others? They probably rushed the relationship to be honest, because I think of cheaters like someone who doesn't want to be in their relationship anymore but doesn't want to end it either, so they just pretend like they're not actually in one. If not, they're just assholes. Have you ever being cheated on? How did you feel about it? What did you do? I have not, I haven't even been in a serious relationship, but I've been backstabbed by "friends" many times, both irl and online and I've developed severe trust issues over the years. Therefore, I'm kinda scared to even get into a relationship because I have a big fear of being cheated on. Have you ever cheated on someone? I haven't and I wouldn't. I don't see the point, all you do is hurt others. I'd rather just come clean and try to work things out. And if they wouldn't work out, I'd want to end it. No need to hurt people and make them pretend like things are fine. |
Saiyan_Prince said: I've never cheated on someone before, but I've been cheated on. And let me tell you, it hurts like a bitch. If you don't want to be with someone, please just go ahead and end it before you even think about looking for that someone else. Don't wait and find that person in order to line it up first and then just move from one relationship to the next without even pausing. I honestly don't understand how people can be heartless enough to cheat on someone. |
Jan 11, 2017 6:02 AM
#61
never been cheated on because i have never been in a relationship. but if i were in one, i'm certain that i would never cheat. finding someone worth dating is hard enough so why would i? i would simply break off the relationship if ever something comes up. but absolutely no cheating regardless, i'm sure that being cheated on is hard. i'm 100% loyal and expect the same. cheating is unforgivable to me. even if i "loved" them, i wouldn't be able to trust them or even stand them lol |
Jan 11, 2017 6:40 AM
#62
There is absolutely no excuse to cheating at all. Cheating is cheating. Is there an excuse to cheating on an exam? The answer is no. I don't even understand how people can possibly excuse this. Explain? Yes, and I understand how relationships can HAVE this happen. But for people to excuse it is another thing. That is simply unacceptable. If you have the need to cheat, there is obviously something wrong with the relationship either in general, on you, or on them and it should entirely be ended. |
Jan 11, 2017 11:38 AM
#63
I've never been cheated on but then again I've never been in a relationship either. Who knows how would I react. I mean; who am I to judge others? After all, I probably would never know that I was cheated on even if it were to happen because I'm on work 10 hours a day. And after day's work, the only things I care about are food, water, and some rest. I would probably never cheat because it's not in my nature, simple as that. I wasn't raised that way. Even if it was in my nature, I simply wouldn't have time/motivation to actually do that. So, I think that it mostly depends on the person in question. My view on this: it's an unjust and selfish deed. |
One man's freedom is another man's terror. |
Jan 11, 2017 1:23 PM
#64
yyasu said: Once a cheater, always a cheater. Especially considering my severe trust issues and overthinking. I cheat, but don't anymore? So your statement is false. ;) |
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Jan 12, 2017 11:34 AM
#65
I've never cheated on someone before, but I've been cheated on. And let me tell you, it hurts like a bitch. If you don't want to be with someone, please just go ahead and end it before you even think about looking for that someone else. Don't wait and find that person in order to line it up first and then just move from one relationship to the next without even pausing. I honestly don't understand how people can be heartless enough to cheat on someone. |
Jan 15, 2017 10:37 PM
#66
Not much, I'd say it's pretty natural. There will always be someone hotter in physical appearance, smarter, and overall better than you. The only thing holding a relationship is trust and commitment which I find is very easily broken. Part of me sees that you have to keep up with the competition...(ie, go exercise, get smarter, etc) not really romantic lol Have you ever being cheated on? How did you feel about it? no What did you do? Have you ever cheated on someone? no And if you've never being cheated on, what do you think your reaction would be? Discuss~ Probably break immediately and not waste any more time. should be noted I never had a relationship also OP. |
Is this where you live? heh. |
Jan 15, 2017 11:01 PM
#67
It's actually shocking how some people have no disregard for another persons emotional well being. I pity anyone here who has been through it. And I'm willing to be someone to talk to if you're currently going through a rough patch, or just need someone to vent to feel free to message me! I'm really nice and although I'm not a miracle worker, I'm a great listener. From a really bad past personal experience, I can relate on levels you can't imagine. You're all great people. <3 |
Jan 15, 2017 11:20 PM
#68
49er477 said: Rekeri said: It's actually shocking how some people have no disregard for another persons emotional well being. I pity anyone here who has been through it. And I'm willing to be someone to talk to if you're currently going through a rough patch, or just need someone to vent to feel free to message me! I'm really nice and although I'm not a miracle worker, I'm a great listener. From a really bad past personal experience, I can relate on levels you can't imagine. You're all great people. <3 Ok, so here it goes. My girlfriend left me for an African American woman. She said I turned her gay and she's been sleeping with her for years. Please help me. I've been crying for the last 3 months. It's so bad. I usually scream in my pillow. First of all I'm really sorry to read that, that's awful. Regardless of the situation, cheating is cheating. Just remember that letting out your emotions like that is perfectly normal, and it's nothing to be ashamed of at all. The Psychological pain that you're constantly probably experiencing has the ability to make its way into every fiber of your existence and keep popping up when you least expect it to. Trust me, I've been there. Now there's no way for me to relate to you under the exact same scenario, but like I said cheating is cheating. I'm just going to be honest with you, the only way through this is to fight through it. I won't aim those generic "there's plenty of fish in the sea", as I'm sure you already know this. Try not to over-analyze the situation. Like for example: Why would they do this to me? What did I do wrong, etc .. because in the end you're just punishing yourself. It’s probably not going to feel like things are improving steadily or linearly, but trust that time will do it’s thing. Now depending on the duration of the relationship it may take longer for some people. Me typing this out won't do wonders for you miraculously but let me tell you, it's a start. I don't know you but I can tell you that you made the first step, in expressing your feelings. Sure I may be someone over the internet that you don't personally know anything about. But opening yourself up and letting your emotions out is a sign of good things to come, trust me. :) |
Jan 15, 2017 11:22 PM
#69
i've been cheated on. i thought i would care if that happened because i was head over heels for the person, but i actually didn't mind. if the situation was different, i probably would've minded. cheating is really not as simple or as black and white as people here are painting it to be. it depends on the people involved, the way both of them see the relationship, the context of how the cheating happened, the general context of their relationship. a lot of the comments here are kinda naive. Autocrat said: no dude, you have a point. i didn't really read everything you wrote, but people who are telling you you're stupid have obviously never been in a similar situation nor do they have enough cognitive empathy to understand you, the girl in question, or the general situation.Yeah, maybe. Maybe I'm just trying to justify not ending a relationship I wouldn't want to end. I guess I'd be a fool. |
deadoptimist said: Though I think shit-flinging should also have standards - no personal, no behind the scenes. |
Jan 16, 2017 6:55 AM
#70
In all the relationships I've had, I've never been cheated on (to my knowledge anyway though I'm fairly confident it never happened) and I've never cheated on others. Just the idea of consciously hurting the person you supposedly love is disgusting. I believe in karma so I couldn't even dare to cheat on anyone without being incredibly paranoid afterwards. Plus with my strong conscience, the guilt will kill me. However, I'm surrounded with people who are serial cheaters. My dad cheated on my stepmom, my brother never only has one girlfriend at a time, my uncles and cousins talk about the girls they screw around with despite being married or already in a relationship and talk about it like its some contest or some achievement... basically, there are tons of them who do it and for the life of me I don't get why they do what they do and how they're doing it. (How do they even have the patience and will power to bother?!) After hearing all their stories it did make me extra wary about cheating possibilities though (as in, if my own boyfriend ever cheats on me, not me on them) but it never happened thankfully enough. And I do take pleasure on hearing how much they suffer when they're caught or whenever their partners suspect them of cheating because then they get what they deserve for pulling all that bullsh*t in the first place. |
Jan 16, 2017 8:29 AM
#71
Jan 16, 2017 7:53 PM
#72
I wouldn't be cheated on, because I can read people well enough to not choose a girl who would do such a thing. Theoretically, however, I'd kill them. |
Mar 17, 2018 10:22 PM
#74
I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? So I've been dating this guy for a while and I thought we were going great and I was actually trying to find a way to propose even though it was long distance when I felt him pulling away for a while. When I confronted him about it he said he wanted to take a break and we set rules. Such as no sleeping with other people or doing anything that would be "considered cheating" That same day We had snap chatted because he was going to a party with an ex and I was a little worried after all IM across the country and I was a little insecure tbh. That night they had sex even though we were planning to lose it to each other and he tried to lie to me when I asked him what was wrong. I figured it out because he could''nt look at me in the face and kept trying to lie and stammer and come up with anything. Was he trying to hurt me? Did I do something? Should I forgive him? I love him but it hurts to look at him sometimes and i really need some help because I cant talk to anyone else about it without them actually trying to talk me about the why he would do that. Also he is gay and he has kissed girls before, Should I leave him? While I know he might not be attracted o girls I'm not comfortable with him doing that and yet he assures me that I'm just being dramatic and should get over it. IF anyone can talk to me about this I really do appreciate it as I cant stop agonizing over it |
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Mar 17, 2018 10:27 PM
#75
Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. |
Mar 17, 2018 10:34 PM
#76
Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Honestly, I didn't expect anyone to respond. I just don't know what to do and this is basically my last option. |
Mar 17, 2018 10:36 PM
#77
Anonymousman5953 said: Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Honestly, I didn't expect anyone to respond. I just don't know what to do and this is basically my last option. Well Ive never had any of the issues you speak of so I'm not sure where you could go for help, friends maybe. |
Mar 17, 2018 10:38 PM
#78
Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Absol said: Anonymousman5953 said: I found this online and I just wanted to talk about what happened with someone who might understand what I am going through. I'm not sure how to start exactly so I'm hoping I ca get a little help? I would definitely recommend another website, I think the vast majority here wouldn't have a fucking clue how to help you, me included. Honestly, I didn't expect anyone to respond. I just don't know what to do and this is basically my last option. Well Ive never had any of the issues you speak of so I'm not sure where you could go for help, friends maybe. I've tried to talk to them but they just go immediately to dump him, and while I can see why theyd jump to that answer its not what I'm asking, I want to know if it was something i should have seen comingor maybe have prevented or maybe I'm just slow on the cues |
Mar 17, 2018 10:39 PM
#79
Anonymousman5953 said: Honestly, I didn't expect anyone to respond. I just don't know what to do and this is basically my last option. What happened? I'll hear you out if you really need help. |
Mar 17, 2018 10:43 PM
#80
I just don't understand why, He said he was happy and yet he goes to this guy who treated him like garbage because he and i quote "needed validation", what does that mean? and should I just break up with him? I dunno what to do |
Mar 17, 2018 10:47 PM
#81
If they really loved you, they wouldn't cheat in the first place. Thats what I go by personally. I've never been cheated on but I hope I never have to experience anything like that. Just sounds like a shitty feeling reading from other peoples posts. I wouldn't give a cheater another chance, just throw the whole relationship away and move on lul |
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Mar 17, 2018 10:55 PM
#82
gen12Weeb said: If they really loved you, they wouldn't cheat in the first place. Thats what I go by personally. I've never been cheated on but I hope I never have to experience anything like that. Just sounds like a shitty feeling reading from other peoples posts. I wouldn't give a cheater another chance, just throw the whole relationship away and move on lul I agree, he was probably a Douche Canoe, although maybe if you were a bad partner that may have contributed, either way you're going to have to do some reflecting to see what really went wrong. |
Mar 17, 2018 11:00 PM
#83
Haven't been cheated on before (at least not to my knowledge). Not like my relationship last long enough for such an event to occurr in the first place. But my father cheated on my mother. I also have friends whose lovers cheated on them. For example, last summer I was with a dude from my college in Greece through Erasmus program if you've heard of it. He got together with a girl from Lithuania. They were together for like 2 weeks already and they had yet to go beyond kissing despite him proposing to step further. One evening he wanted to go out with her to a restaurant or a tavern and have a nice time. She told him: "Sorry, tonight it's girl's night. I promised the girls we'd all go out together." Well, he simply accepted it -not like he could do anything. So he went out by himself (I didn't go with him as I'm not the type to like that kind of "having fun"). Guess what? He'd been drinking and chilling for like half an hour in one of the many bar streets on the island when he sees his slut of a girlfriend coming into the bar, taking a seaton the sofa and starting to make out with a nigger. I have an even more recent case with a girl-friend of mine that was cheated on by her lover. And she was close to perfect for in normie people's standards. ------- Idk why people cheat. You don't like someone anymore? Just be over with them leanly and pursue someone else after that. Imo they're some of the biggest pieces of shit. I hate this kind of people so much that this hate transfers to anime as well I tried to watch Fate Zero once... I dropped the anime in the instant I saw Kiritsugu kiss someone that was not his wife. |
Mar 17, 2018 11:30 PM
#84
Absol said: gen12Weeb said: If they really loved you, they wouldn't cheat in the first place. Thats what I go by personally. I've never been cheated on but I hope I never have to experience anything like that. Just sounds like a shitty feeling reading from other peoples posts. I wouldn't give a cheater another chance, just throw the whole relationship away and move on lul I agree, he was probably a Douche Canoe, although maybe if you were a bad partner that may have contributed, either way you're going to have to do some reflecting to see what really went wrong. I'm still with him absol, I just keep having internal conflicts and I keep askjig him for personal space and I basically take the day and cry and go over everything but I just cant figurreo rwhat I did wrong. I have been faithful and loyal and supportive even on things that I didn't agree on and I even agreed to move to him in our relationship because I'm that much of an idiot |
Mar 17, 2018 11:33 PM
#85
Anonymousman5953 said: Absol said: gen12Weeb said: If they really loved you, they wouldn't cheat in the first place. Thats what I go by personally. I've never been cheated on but I hope I never have to experience anything like that. Just sounds like a shitty feeling reading from other peoples posts. I wouldn't give a cheater another chance, just throw the whole relationship away and move on lul I agree, he was probably a Douche Canoe, although maybe if you were a bad partner that may have contributed, either way you're going to have to do some reflecting to see what really went wrong. I'm still with him absol, I just keep having internal conflicts and I keep askjig him for personal space and I basically take the day and cry and go over everything but I just cant figurreo rwhat I did wrong. I have been faithful and loyal and supportive even on things that I didn't agree on and I even agreed to move to him in our relationship because I'm that much of an idiot Some people are just dinguses, and your boyfriend sounds like he might be one too, but again I'm not you, you're the only one who can figure out what he is really like. |
Mar 17, 2018 11:34 PM
#86
orario_ said: Haven't been cheated on before (at least not to my knowledge). Not like my relationship last long enough for such an event to occurr in the first place. But my father cheated on my mother. I also have friends whose lovers cheated on them. For example, last summer I was with a dude from my college in Greece through Erasmus program if you've heard of it. He got together with a girl from Lithuania. They were together for like 2 weeks already and they had yet to go beyond kissing despite him proposing to step further. One evening he wanted to go out with her to a restaurant or a tavern and have a nice time. She told him: "Sorry, tonight it's girl's night. I promised the girls we'd all go out together." Well, he simply accepted it -not like he could do anything. So he went out by himself (I didn't go with him as I'm not the type to like that kind of "having fun"). Guess what? He'd been drinking and chilling for like half an hour in one of the many bar streets on the island when he sees his slut of a girlfriend coming into the bar, taking a seaton the sofa and starting to make out with a nigger. I have an even more recent case with a girl-friend of mine that was cheated on by her lover. And she was close to perfect for in normie people's standards. ------- Idk why people cheat. You don't like someone anymore? Just be over with them leanly and pursue someone else after that. Imo they're some of the biggest pieces of shit. I hate this kind of people so much that this hate transfers to anime as well I tried to watch Fate Zero once... I dropped the anime in the instant I saw Kiritsugu kiss someone that was not his wife. I'm not perfect but I tried my best, I bought gifts I biught airplane tickets to spend weekends and I was there for tought moments (personal issues he had that we worked over together), I just don't now if I should have donesomething different for him to have not cheated because It taints how you look at the world and I mnot sure if I can go back to who i was bfore this |
Mar 17, 2018 11:41 PM
#87
Anonymousman5953 said: orario_ said: Haven't been cheated on before (at least not to my knowledge). Not like my relationship last long enough for such an event to occurr in the first place. But my father cheated on my mother. I also have friends whose lovers cheated on them. For example, last summer I was with a dude from my college in Greece through Erasmus program if you've heard of it. He got together with a girl from Lithuania. They were together for like 2 weeks already and they had yet to go beyond kissing despite him proposing to step further. One evening he wanted to go out with her to a restaurant or a tavern and have a nice time. She told him: "Sorry, tonight it's girl's night. I promised the girls we'd all go out together." Well, he simply accepted it -not like he could do anything. So he went out by himself (I didn't go with him as I'm not the type to like that kind of "having fun"). Guess what? He'd been drinking and chilling for like half an hour in one of the many bar streets on the island when he sees his slut of a girlfriend coming into the bar, taking a seaton the sofa and starting to make out with a nigger. I have an even more recent case with a girl-friend of mine that was cheated on by her lover. And she was close to perfect for in normie people's standards. ------- Idk why people cheat. You don't like someone anymore? Just be over with them leanly and pursue someone else after that. Imo they're some of the biggest pieces of shit. I hate this kind of people so much that this hate transfers to anime as well I tried to watch Fate Zero once... I dropped the anime in the instant I saw Kiritsugu kiss someone that was not his wife. I'm not perfect but I tried my best, I bought gifts I biught airplane tickets to spend weekends and I was there for tought moments (personal issues he had that we worked over together), I just don't now if I should have donesomething different for him to have not cheated because It taints how you look at the world and I mnot sure if I can go back to who i was bfore this I understand what you mean. I haven't been cheated on myself but I already have severe trust issues due to how many cases of people being cheated on I've witnessed. I can only imagine how hard it must be for you |
Mar 17, 2018 11:55 PM
#88
chareexnicole said: However, I do believe in second chances because sometimes the reason can be justified but that's really all I can give. After all, "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me." so, basically, if I give you a second chance and you break that trust again even though you promised you wouldn't, well, that's on me. This isn't the kind of mistakes that can be forgiven... at least it would be impossible for me. There are some things that, once lost, can never be regained - and trust is one of them |
Mar 18, 2018 12:02 AM
#89
I did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened |
Mar 18, 2018 12:04 AM
#90
Anonymousman5953 said: find someone else. There are countless guys out thereI did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened |
Mar 18, 2018 12:13 AM
#91
TheEyeOfSa said: why would you enter a relationship with a person who you don't absolutely know wants to be with you, people fail to be cautious and disregard common sense for no reason I've been with him for five years it's a little hard to give up |
Mar 18, 2018 12:32 AM
#92
TheEyeOfSa said: Anonymousman5953 said: why would you be with someone if you EVER thought about not being with them. sounds like you aren't taking it seriously, wait until you find a person you know you always want to be withTheEyeOfSa said: why would you enter a relationship with a person who you don't absolutely know wants to be with you, people fail to be cautious and disregard common sense for no reason I've been with him for five years it's a little hard to give up also why do people date? it makes literally no sense to me how people date bloody truckloads of people TheEyeOfSa said: Anonymousman5953 said: why would you be with someone if you EVER thought about not being with them. sounds like you aren't taking it seriously, wait until you find a person you know you always want to be withTheEyeOfSa said: why would you enter a relationship with a person who you don't absolutely know wants to be with you, people fail to be cautious and disregard common sense for no reason I've been with him for five years it's a little hard to give up also why do people date? it makes literally no sense to me how people date bloody truckloads of people Because i wanted wantd to msrry him, it was five yeas of datug |
Mar 18, 2018 12:33 AM
#93
orario_ said: Anonymousman5953 said: find someone else. There are countless guys out thereI did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened He was always the one roll he cheated |
Mar 18, 2018 12:41 AM
#94
Anonymousman5953 said: orario_ said: Anonymousman5953 said: I did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened He was always the one roll he cheated but what if he's the one? what if he's y soulmate? |
Mar 18, 2018 12:46 AM
#95
Anonymousman5953 said: Anonymousman5953 said: orario_ said: Anonymousman5953 said: find someone else. There are countless guys out thereI did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened He was always the one roll he cheated but what if he's the one? what if he's y soulmate? If he had been your so-called soulmate he would have not cheated you in the first place. |
Mar 18, 2018 12:48 AM
#96
orario_ said: Anonymousman5953 said: Anonymousman5953 said: orario_ said: Anonymousman5953 said: find someone else. There are countless guys out thereI did break up with him by he kept chasing me so I gave in Does the make dub? Be honest guys, you guys are keeping me sane and thinking.g he wants to act lie it ever happened He was always the one roll he cheated but what if he's the one? what if he's y soulmate? If he had been your so-called soulmate he would have not cheated you in the first place. Except adulting is mesy and complicated but hen again that's why I'm here to gt it simplifies |
Mar 18, 2018 12:55 AM
#97
I've never cheated on someone or have been cheated on. Due to the fact that I just hate the thought of being in a relationship, and the though of worrying about your partner cheating on you makes me too nervous to actually get in a relationship, it seems to stressful. What do I think about cheaters? Absolutely hate them. It's the truth, after they cheat I don't care what happens to them, I literally have a passionate hate for them, be it in shows/games/books etc. I don't care if it's a family member, my own parents or friends, I want nothing to do with you. I've literally, dropped shows because of the MC cheating, or if it's a side character I skip all the parts with them or strongly hoping for them to die or get heartbroken. What would I do if I ever got cheated on? Hah, drop my partner like a hot pan. My saying goes: Once a cheater, always a cheater. Obviously if they were able to cheat on your they didn't love you enough to stop themselves from letting their lust takeover. And even if it wasn't because of that, if you're not satisfied with your relationship with your partner, how hard is it to tell them you want to break up? How hard is it to tell them you want to improve your relationship? Instead they choose to go behind your back and cheat on you without you knowing and act as though everything is still normal until you find out? Nope. They didn't consider how you'd feel about their actions so they're not worth it, don't need them, don't want them. And I also believe that they really don't need a second chance, I'm sorry but if they were brave/stupid enough to do it once, they can or may do it again. Have I ever cheated on someone? Well, since you've read my post I'm sure you can tell if I have or haven't lol But no, I have never done that and never will. I'm that person who, once they've established loyalty to you, it's not easily broken unless you've done something bizarre. I'm actually very open with my feelings and will state if I think there's a problem with someone or myself etc. So It's safe for me to say that I would never cheat on anyone. Edit: Oh my gosh I just realized how harsh I sound. Sorry! lol I get very fired up on these discussions. And like I said, I have a passionate anger towards cheaters. |
Mar 18, 2018 12:56 AM
#98
Fuck it old thread but w/e, what I'm going to say is important I think. Never cheated because I prefer to stay loyal to the person I love. I don't think my partner cheating on me is something unforgivable and it probably tells more about me rather than my partner even though to be honest it really depends on why they decided to do it. It's important to mention that it never happened to me or at least I don't know about such a case... In my opinion it can strengthen the relationship by revealing some issues that both of you were most likely ignoring for a long time. I believe the best way to react is by trying to be more understanding about your partner's feelings and talk to them and make sure that you still care about and love them. Or of course if they believe that things are not going that well and there's nothing between you then perhaps you should consider breaking up. |
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Mar 18, 2018 1:09 AM
#99
I think people should stay loyal and not cheat on your partner. |
Mar 18, 2018 6:02 AM
#100
I was cheated on...twice but weirdly enough i couldn't care less...well that's exactly true i had that hatred for them i wished them dead and i would kill them if i could do it without any consequences. But i wasn't crying nor depressed cause i care more about myself than others...they cheated cause they wanted they didn't steal anything from me nor hurt anyone.... |
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