sounds like fun, i need to move to balifornia and find me a ashley banks. hows ur sis?
can/will you forgive your s/o if they cheated?
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This was just classic Nipsey.he told no lies
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HopeKillCure said:
nope... I'm not that forgiving. She can beat it.
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
Music Fiend
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I never understod this go to line. "I wish them the best and all the happiness".
It just sounds so fake and PC. I really dont believe ppl ever forgive others to the point of wanting to see them happy, if they do, it's like "as long as they aren't happier than me"
I dont think I'll ever forgive the one who cheated on me.
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
No. That's it.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
status symbol 2 legit pissed me off
I never been cheated on, in fact betrayal is an emotion I never even experienced triggered by any female I've been involved with or talked too so I don't know how'd I react in the heat of the moment.
The real nikka in me feels like I'd never forgive her and be like...
FDB
but the logical side of me thinks that it wouldn't be such a cut-and-dry situation...it would be a complex situation filled with mixed emotions if it happened in an already established long term relationship/marriage, which would require some reevaluating and me discovering the root cause (ex. communication issues/emotional detachment/black-out drunk at friends function/financial benefits etc) of that. Then maybe somewhere down the road after we initially separate I may forgive her if there's still love there.
The real nikka in me feels like I'd never forgive her and be like...
FDB
but the logical side of me thinks that it wouldn't be such a cut-and-dry situation...it would be a complex situation filled with mixed emotions if it happened in an already established long term relationship/marriage, which would require some reevaluating and me discovering the root cause (ex. communication issues/emotional detachment/black-out drunk at friends function/financial benefits etc) of that. Then maybe somewhere down the road after we initially separate I may forgive her if there's still love there.
Womb Raider
movin' thru the city streets
that's a no go for me
if you forgive your SO for cheating what makes you think they wont do it again? can't be out here playing with your own heart, that's foolish
if you forgive your SO for cheating what makes you think they wont do it again? can't be out here playing with your own heart, that's foolish
Bless't
Living the dream
Exactly. Resentment, distrust, negatively over-analyzing everything...
Only if I was married would I consider it. And we'd have to talk that shyt out until the sun came up.
It depends because "s/o" is a very vague term and I don't think humans are supposed to be monogamous in the first place. A lot of people are just talmbout boyfriend/girlfriend shyt to where it ain't that serious yet or at least as serious as you think it is...more of an ownership of a person in a round about way rather than a real relationship. If it's to the point where we "married" or might as well be you're not just my S/O, you're my family. Not by blood but by selection which is often stronger, so no I don't think I can confidently say I would disown a family member because they had sex with someone else because I wouldn't want the same treatment if my "s/o" found out that I treated a random woman like a fleshlight 1 or 5 times somewhere down the line.
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did he tell you why he did it
ikr, my dad said he couldn't stand the chick he cheated on my mom with but lost his whole family over her.
