Lover's Kite
[b]the age of empathy[/b]
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So if you had a boyfriend/girlfriend, and you found out that they were cheating on you; would you give them a second chance with a relationship?
Sweety if that's what happened to you , then I say NO, don't start with him again, that's a sign of weakness, move on there are plenty of other people out there that wont treat you like dirt, you can do better, you can find someone that won't cheat on you and will show you some respect, you don't deserve being cheated on so NEVER take the cheater back.So if you had a boyfriend/girlfriend, and you found out that they were cheating on you; would you give them a second chance with a relationship?
You speak as though to a female — Womanizer is male.Sweety if that's what happened to you , then I say NO, don't start with him again, that's a sign of weakness, move on there are plenty of other people out there that wont treat you like dirt, you can do better, you can find someone that won't cheat on you and will show you some respect, you don't deserve being cheated on so NEVER take the cheater back.
I wasn't sure lol;),, And in most cases it is the male that cheats, just ask my best friend, her boyfriend cheated her she forgave him, then he did it again, then I told her that he was not worth it, they have not been back together since then.I'd prefer that my hypothetical partner asks my consent before they do stuff with someone else, and vice versa. I'm not opposed to the notion of sex outside a relationship.
If they go around without my consent though, I'd at least get them checked for STDs before I have sex with them again. ¦<
If they continue to do this, I'll send them on their way.
You speak as though to a female — Womanizer is male.
I have very low self-esteem anyway, and my boyfriend is absolutely perfect and loves me to death and would never ever cheat on me and I'm still paranoid. Too much, I'm sure.