Topic: Could you trust someone again after they cheated on you? | |
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Could you ever trust someone again after they cheated on you?
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nope.
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no
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in general? it will take some time...
with my heart? it would take even longer... |
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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in general? it will take some time... with my heart? it would take even longer... |
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in general? it will take some time... with my heart? it would take even longer... ty ... what about you though what is your answer |
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Sure, so long as we lived in the antarctic and that was the only other guy there whom just happened to be deported after I found out.
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Folling you again.
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It would take a long long time and it probably would never reach the level that it was at before being cheated on.
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Edited by
Rock
on
Sun 12/21/08 06:21 PM
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There are a few reasons that I'd never give a second chance.
Cheating is at the top of the list. edited... typing while tired. |
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It's tough enough to gain my trust in the first place.
Absolutely no way she would ever get it back again if she cheated on me. |
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possably could. But it would take a while to build that trust once again
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No; or at least not in the same way or to the same level as before.
I have rarely stayed with anyone who has cheated on me or who has had a strong potential to. For me to even consider trying to trust them again, there would have to be other extraordinarily positive reasons for wanting to keep them in my life. A lot of it depends on character. Otherwise, kick 'em to the curb and nevah look back. |
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Well lets see, I walked in and found her in my bed with my so called best friend. The word "trust" was the last word on my mind.
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ALOT also depends on whether this has happened just once, or if it is a long-standing pattern in the person's life that will errode the relationship and sense of trust and respect between us.
For without trust and respect, we have nothing. |
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It would take a miracle.
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Yup.
They don't have to be Saint John for me to forgive and keep on being myself. That's not to say that I am blind or saddened by things, but people are people. |
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