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What are your thoughts on cheating? Have you ever been cheated on? Is the old saying, once a cheater always a cheater, true? Can a cheater be trusted again?
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I don’t generalise, it’s more that although ppl evolve and may well have learnt from their mistakes, we should have self-respect to walk away rather than putting ourselves at the risk of such psychological damage from yet another potential betrayal.I agree with what’s been said so far. Maybe it’s generalising cheaters but if you’re a cheater then you probably deserve to be generalised. Life’s tough, sometimes you don’t get second chances.
I would agree with you that monogamy is unnatural to humans. I don't know about how it feels for a lady but for a man, it is just having to fight yourself to be with one partner. But common sense demands that so you don't get to complicate things for yourself.We are nothing more than highly evolved primates. Monogamy is not natural but is advisable because if you get caught then all hell will break loose. I've been cheated on and have also been a cheater. The only reason that I will be faithful is because I don't want to lose her (my girlfriend) otherwise I would cheat...believe that.
I know the girl that I would cheat with too....but I will not do it. (but would like to)
Behavior can be influenced by unhappiness, alcohol, drugs, a spirit of revenge, etc. Remove these influencers and behavior can be modified. I used to cheat, I don't anymore as it is no longer "ingrained" in my mind.There might be exception but I normally believe that once a cheater, this person will always be a cheater. People do not cheat suddenly, it is not something people do out of no where, it is ingrained in their mind and behavior.
Some things are situational. For instance, if someone is very hungry, he might steal, however, some things are deeply ingrained. I do believe that corrections can be done through behavioral therapy, but I also believe the success rate is very low.Behavior can be influenced by unhappiness, alcohol, drugs, a spirit of revenge, etc. Remove these influencers and behavior can be modified. I used to cheat, I don't anymore as it is no longer "ingrained" in my mind.
I completely agree with you on this, yes there have been some instances where cheaters have a complete change and they never go back to cheater. But you see doa who see cheating as normal simply because they are not married, so it gives them the right. These are the type that would go into marriage and still find it hard to stick to their wives alone.There might be exception but I normally believe that once a cheater, this person will always be a cheater. People do not cheat suddenly, it is not something people do out of no where, it is ingrained in their mind and behavior.
That is what I believe too. Whatever situation that made someone cheat can still repeat itself given the chance. And so the cheating can occur again. If we are together and you cheat, I'm bolting straight away.Even though some people change, the character and temperament a person is born with always remain the same. Therefore, a fraudster is always a fraudster, and a cheater is always a cheater. A lot of people do not change, even though they try to.