Would You Leave Your Partner After Finding Out They Cheated?

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Marriage is for quitters..
cant believe how many 2nd hand dikksuckers
are saying they would stay with that hoe bytch.
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This is the same thing, nearly verbatim, that my mom said to me when I told her that cheating was the one absolute, no-questions-asked dealbreaker and that you never really loved someone that you cheated on.

And I get it. But even if I didn't want to end the relationship, I'd have to dead it. One, I'd never truly forgive the transgression (especially when I'm the type to make it BLATANTLY clear from the jump that I'd rather be dumped over some fukk shyt than cheated on). It would always be on my mind.

Two, if I tried to stick it out, I'd look like :francis: the whole time. Like a damn emasculated fool asking myself why I took back that disrespectful bytch on some:

"BrehWyatt, why you take her back? After she dogged you out? :stopitslime:"

"Because I love her :mjcry:"

"Love a chick that let other nikkas fukk, breh. :snoop:"

Type shyt.

If a spouse can cheat on you with no repercussions, then they can get away with any kind of bullshyt. That's no way to live. Every time I look at the chick, I'd realize that she ain't love me like I thought she did. Otherwise, she wouldn't have let herself get taken like that. After all, I don't own her, and you know the saying: "It's not your p*ssy, it's just your turn." And it's really not even about the fact that she let a dude fukk. It's the blatant disregard of the loyalty she's supposed to have toward me.

My pride/ego wouldn't let me do it. It's the damn principle of the matter, breh. I can't.
You're 100% right. I went through the same thing. I was one of those hardcore I'd never take back a cheater types. Then it happened with a woman I'd been with for 7 years. I started making excuses for why she did it. We have kids together so after dropping her for a year and a half I gave it another shot. Like you said my mind was done at that point. I cheated multiple times. I had no trust for her. I could never fully open myself up to her to really love her anymore. I eventually had to end it because I knew the relationship would never survive.

I say that to say that even in my hardcore stance once it happened to me I eventually ended up giving it another try. Same way most women say they'll never go back to an abuser until they get hit. Then comes the "but he really loves me" and "he'll never do it again".
 

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You're 100% right. I went through the same thing. I was one of those hardcore I'd never take back a cheater types. Then it happened with a woman I'd been with for 7 years. I started making excuses for why she did it. We have kids together so after dropping her for a year and a half I gave it another shot. Like you said my mind was done at that point. I cheated multiple times. I had no trust for her. I could never fully open myself up to her to really love her anymore. I eventually had to end it because I knew the relationship would never survive.

I say that to say that even in my hardcore stance once it happened to me I eventually ended up giving it another try. Same way most women say they'll never go back to an abuser until they get hit. Then comes the "but he really loves me" and "he'll never do it again".

Fair comments all around :ehh:

To me man, it's just a matter of it being like, once that happens, the relationship as you know it is over. No going back to the way things were. Either you end up resenting yourself over it, or you turn right around and dog her out if only so she can feel what you felt and maybe understand the hurt. I'm petty enough to want vengeance like that so I'd just dead it in order to not become a worse version of myself.

I know it'd be hard though. I subscribe to the belief that love is a choice and its hard to cut that off, even when somebody does you dirty.
 

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Nah cause I'm real loyal and that trust can never be forgiven.

Imagine how she had to make you believe she was hanging with her friends or something when inreality she was at this dude's place, a hotel or something.

Imagine her kissing up on some dude, riding him, doing all sorts of nasty freaky shyt to him.

Imagine after she done got donkey fukked by this dude, she came home to you with a smile on her face like nothing happened.

Imagine her all cuddled up with this dude in bed talking shyt about you.

Do all those things and again ask yourself if you would take her back.
 

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The second I find out, I'm gone. I give way to much in a relationship, I wouldn't be able to do it for a dude that's cheating on me. :manny:
 

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Everybody says this until it's actually them in their situation. To me there's so many variables. Depends how long we've been together. Are we married or are their kids involved? If we've been together for like 10 years and the shyt happens and we're married then I may consider working through it. Also depends on the nature of their cheating. Did they carry on a full blown relationship or did they get drunk and just fukk somebody? Did they confess to me or did I catch her? I'd say I'd leave them but under certain circumstances I could see myself considering to work through it. But no matter what they're at least going to feel the pain for a while before I'd consider reconciling no matter what.

This is all really true, its not that cut and dry when you're married and have kids. But at the same time its about setting your standard. Its normal to say you'd leave when not actually battling the decision and everybody should feel that way. Not that it will exactly happen that way if the person does end up having to face that decision for real, but it would be worse to come into a relationship considering all the reasons why you'd stay if someone betrays you. At that point your standards and expectations are so low, you've already guaranteed you'll go in the opposite direction and stay.
 
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