No.
The person who cheated most often expects the same level of trust before they violated. The audacity.
Second, they aren't willing to be transparent and earn trust back.
If you're like me (I don't check on men) you will feel a mix of emotions (mostly discomfort, annoyance and even more suspicion) when he starts w/
-I'm leaving work now. ***Keeps you on the phone all the way home.***
-Here's my pin #.
-Leaving the phone near you face up now.
-Taking calls on speaker phone now.
-Calling the chic in front of you and telling her it's over. ***Now call the others***
-Changing his number ***What about the apps, Google voice, etc***
-I'm at my Mom's. Wanna facetime to say hi to her?
-I'm home in bed. Wanna facetime until we fall asleep?
All of this is annoying because it wasn't the flow of things before. It's too taxing when you're working harder to trust again and you didn't even violate.
As a woman, you can't cheat back: That's another body, he'll never find out thus never be hurt, and it's like drinking poison but hoping it harms the other person.
Familiarity already breeds contempt...just imagine sticking around for someone who dogged you out and had a good time doing it. They are going to feel disgust and think you're a Mark.
With the exception of eating a chic out, I don't think the sex would bother me.
It would be the lying, causing friction with me on purpose to go slide and most of all - spending money on another woman.
I hate cheaters and will never take one back.