How true is that statement? Some swear by it, while others don’t believe in it. You have to look in to the facts of what happens. Some people get intirely to intoxicated to the point where they are in another state of mind. Does that make what they did right? No, but you know deep down if they were sober that would of never of happened. Then you have those who do it for the thrill! The sneaky ones who don’t give a shit about other people’s feelings. I feel that those people are what you could call the repeater cheater! But I have just recently found myself in a situation that is a whole nother ball game. My husband had walked out on a 3 year marriage and used the excuse that he didn’t want his relationship to turn into his parents. Meanwhile the real reason is he left so that he could screw someone else and it wouldn’t be considered cheating! Gross right? I no. I have come to find myself in a bad spot, he had came home after “running the streets” for a month with another women, and like the girl I am I forgave him and welcomed him with open arms. But I find myself checking up on him here and there and being very annoying with questions like oh what took you so long or hey who are you texting. I’m scared, in my mind I feel like this man had to of had a motive to leave, especially because the second he left he was right in the tramps arms! (Usually I wouldn’t be the one to be pissed off at the other person, BUT this girl knows us, knows we’re married and have children) sooooo therefore I feel like there had to be something going on prior to him leaving. Do I think he was screwing around before he left? No, but I most definitely think there was conversation happening between the two. So back to my question… Once a cheater always a cheater? I guess I will personally have to find that out myself.
Xoxo Anonymous
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