Why you should not tolerate cheating?

Trust issues Once you tolerate cheating, you are allowing yourself to trust people around you a little less than how you trusted them before just because of one person who screwed up. Everybody gets affected.

Why is infidelity so common?

Infidelity is associated with: previous cheating; relationship boredom, dissatisfaction, and duration; expectations of imminent break-ups; and low-frequency, poor-quality partner sex. Among men, risk also increases when partners are pregnant or there are infants in the house.

What is a normal reaction to infidelity?

Discovering your partner has cheated can open the gates to a flood of overwhelming emotions. Confusion, grief, physical pain, sadness, anger, and even rage are all normal responses to the pain of betrayal.

What is the root cause of infidelity?

Probably the most commonly cited cause of infidelity is a sense of emotional disconnection from a partner. The person committing the infidelity will often describe having felt unappreciated, lonely, and sad. Emotional roots can lead to affairs both emotional and physical in nature.

Does cheater deserve second chance?

If your partner becomes a chronic cheater, he or she clearly has not learned the lesson of guilt and remorse, and thus, is not deserving of a second chance. “What one couple finds impossible to overcome, another couple may be willing to try.

Can I ever forgive my husband for cheating?

Forgiving Infidelity For Healing. Marriage is an institution of love and trust that two individuals enter as a commitment to one another. Not everyone can forgive a cheating partner, and that’s okay. One of the most important things to remember is that there is no weakness in having to let go and move on.

Is infidelity considered trauma?

Many people are surprised that infidelity can cause PTSD but it is true. Discovering infidelity causes significant trauma, trauma akin to physical or emotional abuse, death of a child or parent or some other life changing occurrence.