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You have a great opportunity to find [b]someone with morals and values who would put you and your kids first and foremost. [/b]Why would you continue to stay in a rut??  Yes my experience is cheaters end up cheating again, AND it's a horrible life of never being able to trust them anywhere outside of the home.

Please try and move on, but my advice would be to make sure you know the person well before committing. [b]Family values, and all that. [/b]There are always red flags about a person's character, pay attention to that.  [/quote]

Good luck with that. I married a Catholic conservative Republican. She cheated on me with a coworker after 15 years and two kids. Never would have imagined it until it happened.

You're only "married" until she gets bored and her emotions (and her vagina) take over. Then you and the kids are disposable...[/quote]

Yes, let's add people's politics to the pile :roll:  [/quote]

Her politics (and her religion) are totally relevant because they were, ostensibly, aligned with good morals and "family values".

She was a conservative Christian - until she wasn't. I don't even know what she thinks she is now.[/quote]

Well, I guess you won't be marrying any secular liberals either, so... good luck to you! :lol: [/quote]

Marrying? Why would I do that?  I don't want or need to be legally tied to anyone else. Don't care about the religious views of the women I date now, either.[/quote]

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