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I was surfing the boards yesterday and came across an intersting post. It was posted by a woman who was planning her wedding and found out her fiance had cheated on her with his best friends girl who had just broken up. I continued to read it and found she chose to forgive him and continue on with the plans. She felt she may never find another to love as much as him and would forgive him since they "weren't married" yet. Once a cheater always a cheater came to my mind but perhaps not. I have never been in this situation so I can't say how I would handle it. My instincts would be to run the other way and not ever be able to trust him again. Have any of you been in this situation or have feelings on it as to what you feel is right? |
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| | From: CC20010 | Sent: 1/15/2008 3:55 PM |
I've seen my Dm go thru too many divorces to be a trusting soul.IOW,I don't trust men at least not completely. Run Girl Run! (the other direction) |
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Since I am dealing with this now in my own marriage, I have to agree with what Angelbear said....I have even asked him does she think you'll stay with her after what you did here?? IMHO, I feel that if you're in a committed relationship you can have friendships ONLY with the other gender but when it comes to the other parts of your relationship that's between you and your partner. Darc |
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I agree with Angelbear. Once a cheater always a cheater AND if he's a cheater he's also a liar, sneak and manipulator because he has to do all those things to screw around behind your back. My former husband Harry is a person who has these wonderful attributes. This poor woman is willing to settle for some jerk who probably will give her a lot of heart ache and put her at risk for getting a STD. |
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| | From: jewel | Sent: 1/15/2008 7:09 PM |
never been in that situation..... don't think I could forgive him |
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While infedelity played a small part in the dimise of my marriage it wasn't the foremost reason. However my ex started "messing" with his office asstant and almost 10 years later he is still "messing" with her. They have never married, he has no intentions of getting married again, although she did want to get married and have a family he set her straight on that and she left for a time, went back to live with her parents in Texas. I guess they had enough with her, she was nearing 40 and they didn't want her living with them. So she packed up and went back with my ex. Every now and then when reality rears it's ugly head in the middle of her "happy family" fantasy she goes back to Texas, why my ex keeps taking her back is anyone's guess maybe it's guilt? Being friends with most of his family I often hear about how "lonely" he is, his family doesn't like his girlfriend, she is never invited to any family events. So either he shows up to the family events without her or he doesn't go. Being from a very close knit Italian family though I know this bothers him. There wasn't a holiday, birthday Baptisim we didn't attend and I know he doesn't like being "out of the loop" |
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Had an ex bf who tried that. He said he was drinking, it was the girl's fault. It was one more reason we broke up. It happened at my apt. so I saw it. I wouldn't trust a man that does that. |
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| | From: lindush | Sent: 1/16/2008 2:56 AM |
It soooo depends; I could forgive a one night stand.. once. I would not forgive a series of them or an affair. I have a relative who has been having an affair for years. His wife knows about it and it has been the reason for a lot of arguments but she has never left. It seems they have a good relationship in many other areas, they do love each other in their own way- and I guess the marriage works on a lot of other levels. I'm certain I could not share my husbands love with another woman- and that's what this is.A strictly physical thing would be easier to deal with for me. Him loving someone else is another thing completely. |
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I have never been in this position. Since I've known my hubby since we were 14 yes, we did break up every now and then but, we always ended up with one another. During our late teenage years and early 20's we did have other lovers when we were apart, and we both had a hard time dealing with that. But when it was decided we were going to stay committed to each other we got past it and we married and we have been faithful to one another ever since. As far as the girl in the story? If I were planning a wedding, I would have stopped. They were engaged. It doesn't sound as if he was taking that seriously. I would have walked away and never turned back. |
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I've never been in that situation but reading what you wrote about her she is asking for a very unhappy life with that guy. Trust is primary and how could you have trust when he cheated even before marriage. The worst is yet to come for her. |
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What a horrible way to start a marriage, sad actually. |
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