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Sounds practical
Don't cry, don't regret and don't blame
Weak find the whip, willing find freedom
Towards the sun, carry your name
In warm hands you are given
Ask the wind for the way
Uncertainty's gone, your path will unravel
Accept all as it is and do not blame
God or the Devil
~Born to Live - Mavrik~
I assume you mean physically unfaithful.For that, I could forgive.I wouldn't hate her or wish she was dead or want to hurt her.But the relationship would be over.If her desire for sex with another person(s) is stronger than her desire to have a relationship with me, then she can take her desire and get on with life.It's not hard to control yourself.And if for some reason she is done with me, isn't satisfied with me, wants out of the relationship, likes someone else, it really doesn't matter.Be an adult.Say something first.No excuse for being "unfaithful".It's really not hard.
"Why are you an atheist?"
"because I paid attention in science class."
These days, its a psychologist's mortgage payment.
The idea describes someone who has a closer emotional relationship with someone other than their romantic partner. Becomes an issue when this is someone of the opposite sex & they become physically attracted to each other.
Emotional cheating w/a same-sex friend, or a relative (e.g. close siblings) doesn't count b/c of the lack of potential for a physical relationship.
Forgiving a cheater would depend on circumstance for me. Similar to Vash's comment. I also wouldn't forgive a BF for the reasons she said. Forgiving a spouse would depend on circumstance & intent. If you have been a total bitch (or bastard) to your partner for years & only screw them on their birthday, well, I would have to say you've set yourself up for the situation. If this were a habit of a spouse & they refuse to try to address the relationship issues, then I wouldn't. In the end, sex is just sex. Its the trust issues that are important.
Its weird how a lot of ppl won't admit that nothing happens in a vacuum & won't take responsibility for their part in these types of situations.
BTW, I strongly suggest that those thinking about getting married, or being in a committed LTR have the conversation about 'what if one of us was considering cheating' before it happens. You can decide that, if that situation arises, that you will go to your partner and tell them you are having these thoughts before the situation gets out of control.
FWIW
if it was my current S.O i'd be heart broken. i'd drown in my tears. but deep down i think i would want to take him back but i wouldn't be able to knowing what hes done with someone else
i dont understand people who can cheat. but then again you can never understand anything until you've experienced it