cheating
By larisara
@larisara (8)
Israel
July 26, 2007 7:17am CST
They say once a cheater always a cheater.
I bring this issue to the discussion forum because of my best friend's marriage problems. She knows for sure her husband cheated on her twice. That's what she knows. Many of her friends suggest the truth of the above saying. She claims she still loves him, though the trust is gone. Above all, she is freaked out about the divorce and the economical problems involved. Waiting for your advice, support or stories from personal experience
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2 responses
@erictsuma (9726)
• Mombasa, Kenya
2 Mar 21
A Pearson can't cheat without a reason, there must be a reason why he or she is cheating. The solution will be just a divorce because in my opinion think there is no love between them.
@tattooedcrafter (79)
• United States
30 Jul 07
My husband had alot of girl friends before me and most of the time it was more then one at once, he was usually dating 2 or 3 girls. He has never dated a girl that he didn't cheat on until he met me, At first all of his friend told me he would probably cheat on me too but now they all say he never would and beleive it, we truely love each other and I beleive it some loves you they would never cheat on you and I would never put up with being cheated on. I would divorce m husband in a heartbeat if he cheated on me, I love him so much but not enough to let him hurt me over and over again.
