How many faithful relationships left in this world?

With the internet technology where people can find and talk to friends from all over the world, the rate of fidelity is coming down so fast. Just last weekend I saw a couple in a restaurant. The wife was busy ordering the food, the husband was busy chatting or updating his FB account more likely while smirking at himself. Even when they got down to eating the food, the husband did not take off his eyes from his cell phone, and only answered the wife like: yes, okay, up to you. How would a relationship succeed with this kind of attitude?

No, it certainly doesn't. I think that the major problem is that people don't give them selves time to get to know one another and the basics that need to be known before they are in a committed relationship. Then the problems start, but a person is already locked in. They start finding that the other person doen't like this or that and they feel trapped.

I've been stunned by the number of people I run into who are on their 2nd or 3rd (or more) wife/husband because of constantly leaving people. Modern society seems to put less and less importance in faithfulness, it seems. Almost everyone I meet has been married and divorced... scary. Thankfully, my parents were of an older generation. Only one person in my family is divorced (for very good reasons and not his choice). The rest of us are faithful to the end, me included. There are very few problems that can't be sorted out with love and understanding. There's no way I'd trade in my lady for anyone else, even though I've met women who are very tempting. I made her a promise and I'm happy to keep it. As I always say, she may not be perfect... but she's perfect for me!

I believe relationships fail because of lack of commitment of one partner or both from the start. Then, it will be aggravated by lack of communication between the couple, until the other one would look for someone to talk to and listen to. Stepping into forbidden ground would then start, until a fire is started. Too bad, I have seen many failed relationships around. I hope and pray that the trend will change, that there will be better hope for families around.

Hello there. Relationships are really fragile. Mostly men commit it than women since they have an animal behavior and such aggressiveness. But what makes a relationship last is that, you two should be sure that both of you is blending, like a coffee, it's not the sugar that makes the coffee sweet, but the stirring. So you're asking about how many faithful relationships left in this world?I say it varies. Let's say you have a boyfriend, and you caught him cheating, it does not mean he's gonna be unfaithful for the rest of his life, when you two break - up, someday he's gonna find someone better and would say to himself, yeah right, this is the one I was looking for. Like creatures, we all are dynamic beings. So it really varies.^_^

Handling a relationship is not that easy, and its not also easy to tell someone you love so much before that the relationship is over and you are already in love with someone else..becouse you are afraid for the one you have loved to get hurt...but i think that scenario was very very stupid thing that someone will do..if you dont want somebody to get hurt then you should tell her/him that your not inlove cheating with your partner is the selfish thing that somebody can do.

I think that cheating is completely wrong. If someone doesn't want to be with their partner any more then they need to let them know instead of cheating on them. I think that being honest with their partner and themself can avoid a lot of hurt and conflict. I don't see how anyone can be that selfish to put another person through that. I could never cheat on my husband, and I know my husband would never cheat on me. A relationship takes work, and takes faithfulness between both people. It is all about trust, and truly loving your partner.

I believe that any relationship we have with someone can be a faithuful. it is something that needs to be wanted by both sides.

Personally there is no excuse for cheating at all. As far as who is at fault the person cheating in my mind because why not let go of what they have before they cheat as oppose to risking what they have. If what they have is worth salvaging then why cheat in the first place. Sadly many have excuses, but for me in my own experiences, there is no valid excuse. I would respect a partner more if they plainly said I want out this is not working for me, as opposed to me finding out that they cheated.

i believe those relationship lacks conversation. any problem can be solve by talking to each other. cheating is a big no-no. if you were cheated what would you feel? so dont do it with your partner too. talk things out, and if the problem doesnt resolve, then let go of each other.

I beleive that relationships fall apart just because sometimes, but as far as fidelity goes, I feel that (1) it is both parties fault, and (2) that there is NO excuse for cheating. If you aren't happy/found someone else/etc., then leave. Typically, the blame gets shifted to the non-cheater, because of guilt. However, it really depends on the reason it all began. If they found someone else, they should have ended their previous relationship before venturing off to a new one. If they weren't happy and cheated because of it, same thing. I have never understood the neccessity some people feel to try to carry on the secret of cheating. Eventually, it will be found out. This is a tried and true thing. I still believe that there are some faithful relationships left, and that even if someone has cheated in the past, it doesn't mean it will happen again.