But the gf or wife could have pushed the man away. As I said without a scenario it is not a question that can be answered.Jason said:I made that point because relationship starts with trust and believing. So i felt that it would be mattering the other person
GamerPerfection said:You are both wrong because you are both painting the picture with your own imagination.
Firstly, it's wrong to write the question as "When a man cheats on his wife or gf". Women cheat on men too, so lets not get gender specific here.
Jason you said the man is to blame and the gf or wife completely believed in him but he deceived her..... where at all in this thread did it say she believed in him? You painted that part of the story yourself.
Naiwen you said both are to blame, but how can you say both are to blame when you have no actual story to judge from. It's like you are saying whenever one person cheats on another then both people are always to blame regardless of the situation.
Ms Naiwen said:Yes, exactly what I was gonna say. Both parties have responsabilities in this. Not only 1 person's fault. & the topic is specifically about when the husband's or boyfriend's having an affair, not the girl or the woman in the relationship or marriage.
At what point did i say you said those things? Don't bloody tell me i'm presuming something when I never did.Ms Naiwen said:No, not saying women or girlfriends can't cheat or there aren't female partners who'd do it to the husband & that the guy can't get hurt from this (when did I say this anyway?you just presumed I said so)
All I can say is you are 100% sexist. Why can you not have such a debate using a sexless scenario. Why does your scenario have to be about the man that is cheating? What difference does the outcome have if it's the man that's cheating and not the woman? You can have the same debate without specifying which person in the relationship is cheating, yet you seem so sexist that you point the finger at the man by making this topic only about the man and then saying such men are despicable.Ms Naiwen said:Now, I'm trying to "defend" the one who seduced the husband in this case. Which case? In the situation where the man or husband's the one who seduced another woman while being married to his wife, regardless of her (the mistress') feelings for the man or blaming it on "the temptress" saying : "I didn't mean to do it, wasn't my fault, it's because of her that I strayed" & using her as an "excuse" to defend himself in front of his wife. & Precisely like Jason said. Such men are despicable to me.