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There are two sides to every coin.
I agree thats why i say to call this girl a paranoid freak isn't fair.
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There are two sides to every coin.
If he said he wasnt cheating then he wasnt cheating, if you arent going to belive anything your significant other says than you dont deserve to be with them, and did you stop to think that because your acting all suspicious of them its making him get a weird vibe so he is acting strange now too?
Either I trust someone or I don't.
If I lose trust, I have already lost the relationship.
Hey I have never been cheated on that I know of.
I just know alot of women that have been.
Shit there are countless members here who have admitted to it.
Tiassa in fact just went on about something.
When someone says they aren't cheating......thats always the truth?
LMAO come on we know better. How many are going to admit to that.
Well if you are going to assume that everyone is going to cheat on you then you have a serious confidence issue, I have been cheated on, and I still trust my current G/f despite my last one being a whore. It sucks but if I suspected she was fooling around then something is wrong, very wrong in our relationship.
Or so he would have you think.I am not suspicious of neitzche, cause he can barely handle me.....
Thats not nice cosmic. :bugeye:
Either I trust someone or I don't.
If I lose trust, I have already lost the relationship.
Yeah, that goes for me too. I don't waste time snooping around if I don't trust them. The relationship is already over.
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Another interesting thing I heard in this report came from a private investigator who said that most men, when confronted with cheating wives/girlfriends cried. While most woman got angry.
I would have thought it would be other way around.
I understand the sentiment, but is it any wonder that marriages fail so often these days with attitudes such as this in the air?
Is it possible to maintain strong trust in anyone? Unflagging trust? Trust that never wavers?
And is it possible to maintain fidelity throughout a long relationship? Never to wander? Never to taste the forbidden fruit?
The moment trust is lost, so is the relationship.
Where's the work? Where's the commitment? Where's the loyalty? It's easy to be loyal when everything is good. It's easy to commit to the perfect relationship.
It's going over the rough patches that spell endurance.
There was a bit on NPR a few weeks back that made me think of these things as I had always had similar ideas as those expressed in the quotes above. The report spoke of the differing attitudes towards marital infidelity in France compared to the US. How, if a spouse is suspected of cheating, often they will never be confronted nor investigated. That the partner will allow the other to go through what must be gone through. To give your love a bit of play in the leash, so to speak.
A poignant comment was made by some French woman who spoke of a time when she thought her husband was cheating on her. How she kept it to herself. And how, as time passed, it seemed the affair was over.
What was constant was the relationship between this man and this woman. Man and wife. That used to mean something.
Another interesting thing I heard in this report came from a private investigator who said that most men, when confronted with cheating wives/girlfriends, cried. While most woman got angry.
I would have thought it would be other way around.
I find trust and faith have a lot of power, as do love and patience.
Naiveté about a relationship can be trouble for anyone that is that way.
Naiveté about a relationship can be trouble for anyone that is that way.
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