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That's sort of how I see it. The guy may still love the girl. And if he loves her he is fully aware that cheating on her is the worst thing he can do. But he still gave in. So it's not that he doesn't love her. It's just that he's an incredibly weak male and shouldn't be called a man.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
It's not right, but you're not thinking from another person's perspective. If I've known you for life and you're my life partner, and i have a moment of weakness and cheat I can still love you. This shouldn't be interpreted as i think it's ok to cheat, but love and sex are not as mutually inclusive as some people make it out to be. It's ok and natural to feel betrayed and feel as though they don't love you but that isn't always the case.Originally Posted by Hazeleyed Honey
I don't know about that. I do not know how you can love someone and betray them in the utmost regard. Lies? Deceit?#*%+$+* around with others behind their back? That's straight vile,disgusting,and vicious. That's not love. You disrespect me in the highest regard and destroy my trust like not....Damn right you do not love me.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
I never said it should be practiced, accepted, nor tolerated. I simply said, that someone cheating doesn't mean they don't love you.
Don't get me wrong I get why you feel the way you do.
The argument that I'm sure one of NT's "alpha" males will make is that a true man gets all the women he wants and won't deny that urge. But that's false. A weak man needs to get women to quench his insecurities. A better man doesn't need that.