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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking the other way means accepting it and letting it go on. People ha e this confused with somebody who discovers it or whose spouse confesses and they kick them out, go to therapy and do work—/but in no scenario is cheating condoned, ignored or something that isn’t instant divorce if ever done again. Two completely different circumstances. I know many strong, accomplished people that don’t need $, are highly attractive and choose to work on making a good marriage going forward. So, no, I would never tolerate it or look the other away or have a DADT relationship. But, I can’t say what I would do if everything was perfect, it was a strong loving marriage, good sex, and I found out there was cheating. That would all depend on so many circumstances and actions of the cheater.[/quote] This. Who in their right mind would ever just tolerate it? I have to assume if they do they don’t have the financial means to leave, never worked. I might not divorce, but that would be the f@cking end of it. He would also need to display incredible remorse and have his @ss in individual therapy to get to the root cause. This is if everything else about the relationship/family was great and we had a good sex life. But, if there ever were a next time no- not a chance in h@ll.[/quote]
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