~Forgive a Cheating Spouse??~
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~Forgive a Cheating Spouse??~
| Fri, 05-27-2005 - 7:58pm |
Would you or could you possibly forgive a cheating spouse? Why or why not??
Is there hope after infidelity?
Do you think SAHM's are more likely to forgive a cheating husband then WOHM's due to financial dependence/independence?
~Jenn

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You have been asked this mutiple times and have not answered. To forsake all others is only one of the vows taken. Do you put a higher priority on that vow over the rest (love, honor and cherish as examples) or do you feel the same about any of the vows being broken, once broken the marrige is over?
Adultry is not ok, but if the person who committed it truely believes that what they did was wrong and not that being caught was the problem then it is something that can be worked though. Just like breaking the other vows is not ok but something that can be worked through. What makes it possible to work through is the person not wanting to repeat their trangression.
I don't put a higher priority on that vow in fact just the opposite, if everyone were following the other vows the infidelity would never be an issue. You do not cheat on someone that you love, honor and cherish so I see them as more important.
I have the fancy service and searched for it too. Was the thread pulled?
I have a part time book keeping job at night. It is from 5-9:30 or so. No phones, no customers. No kids, no mess, no bedtime. Heaven.
"Over the cooler months of the year you should prepare and light a fire for him to unwind by. Your husband will feel he has reached a haven of rest and order, and it will give you a lift too. After all, catering for his comfort will provide you with immense personal satisfaction."
Advice on greeting your DH from Housekeeping Monthly (1955)
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What did your husband do to show you he was trustworthy in the beginning of your relationship?
I'm not that young. I know who Archie Bunker is.
I was only 7 when Epcot was built, though :)
"Over the cooler months of the year you should prepare and light a fire for him to unwind by. Your husband will feel he has reached a haven of rest and order, and it will give you a lift too. After all, catering for his comfort will provide you with immense personal satisfaction."
Advice on greeting your DH from Housekeeping Monthly (1955)
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