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  • imported_altheria

    do u stay with a man if he cheats?

    ok ladies heres the situation.
    I have been dating my man for three years. Before we started dating we where really great friends, While we where friends I had a boyfriend and he knew about him. I have never in my life cheated on any of my boyfriends until this situation . Well the guy I was dating at that time was not fufulling all my needs no matter how much I complain, i really loved him and I did not want to hurt his feeling. So in between all the madness i cheated on him with my friend, a month later I broke up with him and started dating my friend

    I always told myself its not good to start a relationship with the guy you cheat with becasue he could cheat on you.

    Anyway day I was being nosy in my mans room and I came accross this video tape, so I decided to put it in the camcorder and watch it. It was a video of my man and another woman having sex. I took the tape put it in my purse and when he came back i acted like nothing happen, I waited about two days later and asked how many other women are you sleeping with? he became defensive and ignored the question. I asked again and he said yes and confessed, to this day he does not know that I seen the tape.

    Besides that incident this guy is sooooooooooo good to me he treats me like a queen. Do you think this is payback for me cheating on my ex? or should I end my relationship?
  • imported_kaylar

    No Rule


    There's no rule.

    The reason why cheating is such a big deal is
    that you'll never trust him again. You could
    see him giving me directions, and I smile, and
    you think...uh huh...another one.

    He is supposed to be here at seven, he is late,
    you think...uh huh...he was with another one.

    On and on.

    If you can stop caring whether or not he's faithful,
    and take what you get...

    I don't know the mores of the place you are.
    I can tell you, in some places, certain sex acts
    are not 'acceptable'...and a man would not ask
    his wife to perform them, but can find Monica
    who'll be happy so to do.

    A number of men don't want to kiss the mouth
    of a woman who used her mouth on other parts
    of his body so would rather Monica do that and
    he can kiss Hilary.

    In some cases once you stop demanding faithfulness
    and make the relationship tacitly different, so that
    you don't ask him where he goes, he can't ask you...

    so it depends on how you feel, what you can deal
    with, what is the bottom line.



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    • imported_altheria

      thanks for the advice

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      • imported_kaylar


        You're very welcome.

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        • Guest

          I'm in an open marriage because my husband and I strongly believe that marriage is different now then it was before and we are not put in this world to be with just one person. It's too hard for one person to be your world for your whole life. So perhaps you should confront what made him cheat instead of deciding if it's worth you leaving or not.

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          • kaylar

            Perhaps


            I might be off the Mark with altheria's situation
            but it seems to me her bf had seen a bit too
            much TV, too much porn and wanted to see
            how he 'measured up' to others.

            He found some meaningless female whom he
            could screw and filmed it, just to check if he
            was doing it correctly...

            Many men today see something and want to
            try it, so find an easy gal, try it, see if they
            like it, before 'bringing it home'.

            Society has always kind of believed that
            women should be virgins, men should get
            experience on others before marrying their
            virgin.


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            • Sue123
              Junior Member
              • Apr 2007
              • 7

              tell him to hit the highway

              Cheating means someone is wanting another and not you. I'm all for a full,open,loving,and creative sex life. I'm for a couple doing whatever makes them feel comfortable and meets both of their needs. If an open relationship meets both their needs then great. If it doesn't meet both needs and makes someone a little unsure about themselves or feeling unloved then it's just not worth it. If he is not meeting your needs.....then walk. There are sooooo many men out there that are loving,caring, wonderful in many ways who will make you feel special and loved.

              Contrary to belief, there are men out there that are faithful. After 2 yrs. of an "open relationship" in which we had great sex,but left me feeling not so loved. I'm in a relationship with a wonderfully open,sexually satisfying man and we both feel connected,loved,and understood.

              If you are unhappy, then don't stay

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              • kaylar

                the point


                In Africa polygamy is the norm. A man has
                a number of wives. Each wife has her own
                house, and he looks after all of his children,
                so that one doesn't get a bicycle and the
                other gets nothing.

                This is how society is set up in parts of
                Africa. There are rules, there are obligations,
                and every wife knows about every other and
                where the husband is at every minute of the
                day.

                If the little one gets hurt and she has to
                run to the hospital, she will know that husband
                is with Wife 4, and ring her up,and Wife 4 will
                call the others, and the whole bunch of them
                will be at the hospital.

                Contrast this with Mr. Working Late, who has
                turned off his cell, because he is slamming
                ****ina and no one can get in touch with him.

                Now obviously if you walk into polygamy or
                an open relationship and you know where he
                is and he knows where you are, so that if
                the little one gets hurt, you're only a phone
                call away, well that is a totally different situation.

                The dishonesty of cheating puts it far beyond
                a polygamous or open relationship.

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                • aSafePlace2Stand
                  Junior Member
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 1

                  First off - hi, I'm a newbie here. Second - sorry about the cheater. Here's my 2 cents...

                  I had been married to a guy for 2 1/2 years and then I found out he was cheating on me. He was an amazing liar and a horrible husband. He treated me like a princess when we were dating and engaged. Once he got me tied down, he used me in every way imaginable.

                  Believe me when I say this, I can empathize with what you are going though now. You're a tornado of sadness and anger, and you just can't understand how he could betray you like this (especially if he hid it as well as my ex did). I agree with another poster about the trust. He's late - where is he? Who is he with this time? What do his clothes smell like? Is that perfume? You'll be looking for holes in every story he gives you. Now if you are a person who can handle that, or deal with an open marriage (as another poster does), then that is your choice. But I could not deal with that, and if you can't either, trust me, there is light at the end of the tunnel. You will find someone else. I did, and he is a fantastic man with morals and seemingly limitless affection and understanding.

                  Bottom line, if he is unwilling to be honest with you and dedicated to you, then you are wasting your time with him. Give your time to someone who deserves it.

                  "If another woman steals your man, there is no better revenge than to let her keep him."




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                  • giliwizzle
                    Junior Member
                    • Oct 2007
                    • 9

                    Amen sister
                    You pegged that one perfectly.
                    Altho myself i have "man-hating" moments and its just so happens i read this on one of those days lol
                    So i say if i were in the situation i would Soooo get rid of him.

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