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What will you do?
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Find someone better.
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End the relationship immediately (if married, file for divorce). Delete their number and move on.
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At first it depends on context: how what where who why, how often.
But even if I figure it's worth another chance the trust will be ruined so in the long run I very much doubt it'd work out, even if it had been a one time thing. And then the next thing likely kicks in: when I'm done with a relationship -meaning I've weighed all the pros & cons a trillion times over- there is no going back. Once that door slams shut, it stays shut forever. So no matter how or what it'd be the end of the relationship. |
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Forgive him... then tell him to have a nice life, without me!
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my subject matter. I filed for divorce and better now I know it just little time I will find another I don't need shitholes
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I'll go with @SparklingCrystal on this. Can't be generalized. And I'd also take a long hard look into the mirror. Did I take the relationship for granted?
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I'll go with @SparklingCrystal on this. Can't be generalized. And I'd also take a long hard look into the mirror. Did I take the relationship for granted? Couldn't agree more! You always have to take responsibility for your part in any situation, no matter how easy it is to blame another. |
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There is a notion among certain people that [“cheating on each other”] is a “""""relationship problem""""""” that you just have to “work through” and “forgive the other ... |
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If you are only dating maybe you can resolve things, if you are married I think it would be very difficult to come to terms with, and maybe you never could. |
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What will you do?
Gain wisdom from the experience so I don't make another poor choice. |
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