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I'm not absolutely confident that my my significant other has always been faithful towards me. There's alot of questionable things they have done and said, which makes me doubt every reality i had with them.
I already had trust issues that i needed to work on, but this isn't helpful. After everything and the way I've been treated, i question what is there left telling me otherwise to not worry.
I should've never fully relayed on anyone, fall for false promises and payed attention on their true intent with me. It seems like I'm the one who ends up being abused, used and betrayed in the end.
It was my mistake.
I believed in the benefit of the doubt and second chances. I shouldn't of gotten involved with someone, who had the habit of being unfaithful and cheating on their partners.
I cannot stand someone who proclaims love, honesty and respect towards me in my face, but turns around and betrays me. They make you feel like you're what they always wanted, but would then be having sex with some other woman at their job, behind a desk in a meeting room on the side. While they're cheating they fucking try to convince themselves with some kind of false excuse, to why they're cheating and justifying their selfish action.
Nobody is perfect, we all make mistakes from time to time and don't mean it. Although, how many times are you going to betray, cheat, be dishonest and unfaithful to your significant other? If things aren't working out, there's no need to go to the extent of cheating and justifying it without communicating with your life partner. If you're going to be cheating on your partner left, right and centre. They're not the problem but you are.
It's worst when children are involved and it destroys a family.
I hate being the who's fully committed and faithful to the wrong people, especially when it comes to serious relationships.
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then it time you start making the decision of what’s best for you because you can’t continue being married to somebody that constantly claims to love you but is emotionally torturing you from Infidelity you deserve better and most of all lawyer up
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ReplyIn my life's observations cheaters are extremely selfish people and need to hit rock bottom before they change.. and until they do they will probably not change.
It's hard to tell, but it appears you actually know for a fact that your spouse has committed adultery. If this is the case - then you are now facing a decision on how to handle it. Life experience has taught me that the most difficult choice is usually the correct choice... and to complicate it - opinions will vary depending on who you ask, and of course be even more complex if there are children involved.
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