harrymagina wrote: » Depends on much hotter she is than me. Don't think I could go back riding whales again.
Brutal Deluxe wrote: » Depends on what counts as cheating. Blind drunk and taken advantage of doesn't count as cheating but I know people who would count it
Sculptedlats wrote: » He's allowed to make his own decisions, you're so offended by someone having the temerity to value physical beaty that you are salivating at the mouth for any reason to ridicule them.
Sculptedlats wrote: » You made a ridiculous comment about him disrespecting women. That deserves ridicule.
RDM_83 again wrote: » Not excusing actual sexual assaults here but I don't think anybody ever gets drunk and does something that at least part of them doesn't want to do. I'm also not sure about the "taken advantage" of angle, again provided its all consensual isn't it much more worrying that they can be manipulated in this way by other people if they are genuinely committed. Its easy to say no, its two letters, I know this may sound harsh and in the past I've messed up in a similar way years ago (didn't technically cheat but still not a nice thing to have done), it may be slightly more excusable but its still not good and if its going to be excused by being manipulated/taken advantage of thats possibly pointing to a denial of responsibility and agency.
GalwayGuitar wrote: » Only the most beta of beta males would take a cheating whore back.
Vomit wrote: » Surely you mean Omega male.. beta males are the second in command, waiting in the wings for the alpha to fall. No self respecting man would take back a cheating girlfriend
_Whimsical_ wrote: » I'm female and I wouldn't take a guy back if he cheated on me. The horrible thing about these sort of decisions though is they're rarely made in your sane senses. Very often they're made when the person who has been cheated on has been kicked so hard in the guts that they feel they are just crap themselves and don't believe they deserve a whole lot better so they'll hang on to what they've got. I know a girl it happened to recently who is a professional, clever, beautiful girl who'd never have thought she'd stand for such behaviour. Instead the experience dented her confidence so much that she had come around to believing that her bf cheating was partially her fault saying things like "well as he said, if I hadn't argued about Christmas that night he'd never have gone and slept with his friend, everything would've been fine so we both have to take responsibility". It's such a crappy thing to do to someone, to rob them of that trust in someone they're close too. If it's in a good and close relationship it leaves a scar that lasts a long time.
DellyBelly wrote: » If my girlfriend looked like Caroline Morahan then yes in a heartbeat
Dog of Tears wrote: » When I was much younger I found out that a GF had cheated on me with an ex of hers. I confronted her, she begged forgiveness, swore it would never happen again and I took her back. But I couldn't let it go, it gnawed at me for months afterwards. I eventually began cheating on her with other girls - I suppose I was trying to 'even things up'. We eventually broke up a year or so later in a very messy way. In retrospect I wish I'd taken the high road and just left after finding out, but she was super-hot, great in bed and I was scared I wouldn't find someone else as good. It's a tough situation and there's no right or wrong answer. I know couples who have survived cheating and gone on to thrive - it really depends,