Is it true..there is nothing right or wrong in love?
By jerry260188
@jerry260188 (247)
India
June 14, 2016 6:05pm CST
Recently one of my friends had an affair with her married colleague which lead to breaking of marriage of said married colleague.Now my friend is living together with her colleague.Other day when I asked her about what will happen to ex wife and kid of her boyfriend.She told me that in love there is nothing wrong or right.When I asked her why did she got involved with her boyfriend when he was still married.She told me that I will not understand as I have no experience of relationships.These types of arguments I have been hearing lately from many of our common friends currently supporting her. I just want to know does love give us permission to hide behind it and not take moral responsibility of our actions?Is being in love means thinking about only ourselves.Am I missing seeing some point that many of my friends are seeing that i m not seeing?
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@jerry260188 (247)
• India
15 Jun 16
Those who cheat once what is the guarantee they won't cheat again.I tried explaining this to my friend but she is not listening to me and thinks I m against her relationship.
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@jerry260188 (247)
• India
15 Jun 16
Thank god people here are finding this wrong as I was beginning to think that why only I m finding this wrong, why some of our common friends are supporting this incident? I was like maybe I am not looking at some crucial aspect of whole affair.
@GreatMartin (23672)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
19 Jun 16
She obviously doesn't want to take responsibility for her actions--don't be surprised when he cheats on her!
As in every emotion there is right and wrong as to how we react to it.
@jerry260188 (247)
• India
15 Jun 16
Yes love is kind. I think that once the novelty of relationship wears off they would eventually realise what they did was wrong.
@vickyrose (2235)
• Cooma, Australia
15 Jun 16
I maybe judgmental here, but married people should be a 'no go zone' for single people. There's a lot of single people out there. It's a bit selfish to break a family specially when kids are involved. It's probably easier said than done.
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@jerry260188 (247)
• India
15 Jun 16
Exactly what I believe married men and women should be a big no for single people.
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