Anonymous(25-29)+1 yNo. Its your fault for cheating. You are the only one to blame. Just break up with him. He doesn't deserve some scum like you!
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yyou're a piece of shit who victim blames
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+1 yNo it's your fault for not expressing that to your husband before kissing or flirting with another man... Would you be okay with your husband kissing or flirting or cheating with another woman cuz she compliments him more than you do? And I'm sorry, someone complimenting you is a stupid reason to kiss someone or risk your marriage over.
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+1 yNo. You cheated. You and only you are to blame for your actions. You have free will.
You are at fault.30 Reply- 2.5K opinions shared on Break Up & Divorce topic.
u +1 yI almost thought that you were serious but after i read it all, I really think this is just stupid trolling.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 ythere is never any justification for cheating.
if he is not doing something that you want him to do, you have a mouth or pen and paper or a message you can send to him where you say, type or write what you need in the relationship, if after your attempt to notify him he doesn't proceed to do or acknowledge what is needed, then you can work things out by leaving each other or coming to an agreement. Why stay with someone that you don't feel satisfaction with? why not communicate it to someone if you want to stay with that person? why cheat and then say it's their fault? stupid and ignorant as to the man who is having a kid or just had a kid, most men become uninterested sexually in their partner during lat pregnancy or right after it because the woman is out of shape and too into motherhood in love with her baby and that's when these sick men cheat and there you are with an open hole ready to accept because you fail to communicate anything to YOUR partner and then place blame on him. YOU are the type that deserve to be cheated on and left.02 Reply- +1 y
The justification is doing what is best for her future and potential children. Per British biologists Robin Baker, Ph. D., "Women are not designed to be faithful. They are designed to keep their options open."
Few women can marry the top males so they do the next best thing. They marry a dependable and good provider for them and their children and then when ovulation the seek out a top quality man for their eggs.
Opinion Owner+1 y@DWornock no.
It is definitely your fault. Props too him for forgiving you. I would recomend you look into the love bank theory and talk to your husband about it. It will help strengthen your relationship with your husband, and make you both feel loved.
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+1 yIf you think you cheating on your husband is his fault, you’re really screwed up. But don’t feel bad, this is a women thing. I mean, my ex blamed me for her cheating on me because she had baby fever and wanted to have a kid and I wouldn’t have sex with her so she got with a dude in her construction class at the time after I had started going to college in her area 3 hours away from my hometown when my parents told me it was a bad idea. I should have listened to them. But I was lovestruck. That’ll never happen again. Never
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+1 yIt's your fault. I didn't even feel the need to read the rest. You probably wrote something like "he doesn't make feel appreciated anymore and we haven't been intimate" that's usually how women will try to justify their behavior, instead of taking personal responsibility. Assuming I'm right, whatever issue you're having with your husband, the as
Adult thing to do would be to have a conversation and see if you can work it out. If he dosen't fix it, you leave him.
I'm not saying you're an awful person. I'm just saying this you're a person who made a mistake and you need to take personal responsibility.11 Reply- +1 y
Just read the rest. I was right lmfao
+1 yTour actions are NEVER someone else's fault at the age you are. You are entirely responsible for the way you handled your husband's loss of interest, and if that's how you chose to handle it, you should invest in getting a professional help on self-government and making sound decisions.
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+1 yWhy should compliments matter again? No matter what you think, it is your fault for cheating. Regardless if he doesn't compliment you anymore, he still loves you, doesn't he? He may be busy for the reason he doesn't give you attention.
Maybe he forgave you because he regrets marrying you and doesn't love you anymore. Maybe you're too fast for him.10 Reply
+1 yI always say a blowjob a day keeps side chicks away & as for your husband if he took care of your taco more maybe you wouldn’t let cheating happen. In this case your co-worker & his wife are at fault & after that you are at fault & after that your husband is at fault.
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+1 yNo, definitely not.
If you get in a car accident and you claim it happened because your partner snores and you didn't get enough sleep, you're still to blame for getting behind the wheel.
Not discussing about not getting enough affection is your fault. Not giving enough affection is his fault. Cheating is your fault.10 Reply
+1 yNo, it’s YOUR fault and your husband is an idiot for forgiving you.
If you’re having problems in your relationship then you communicate with your partner and let them know how you feel. If they don’t listen to you and continue to not give you attention, that’s when you should think about leaving.
In no circumstances will cheating ever be the answer, and it will never be your partners fault. If you’re unsatisfied then leave00 Reply
+1 yUmmm plenty of people live in loveless or abusive marriages and never cheat. What you did was your choice. Your partner will never complete you or make you fully happy, nor will anyone else. You most likely lack self esteem/ self love which is why you must get your supply of love from others. Love yourself, all the good and bad and you will never cheat.
10 ReplyFirst a few of questions,
How seriously did you take your marriage vows?
How well did you communicate with your husband?
How would you act if your husband cheated on you?
The fact that you cheated is not you husbands fault, if feel that ignored you should have asked for a divorce.
I am willing to bet that if your husband cheated on you I'm willing to bet you would loose it and be demanding if not instigating divorce.00 ReplyI'm certain you fucked and lied to your husband. However, that is okay because your actions are based on natural selection. It is normal for females when they are ovulating and the risk of discovery is low to seek out the best available genes for their eggs. Typically that is an Alpha male and not her Beta mate.
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Your being a beta by white knighting for her.
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@UdontNeedtoknow Whether or not, I'm a Beta doesn't change biology.
Cuckoldry is the fate of males the animal kingdom over. In study after study of species after species, the idea that females are naturally devoted to their one and only mates has fallen to growing evidence that many of the world's supposedly monogamous females, including human females, are guilty of their share of indiscretions.
Yet in spite of these findings, many biologists, especially male biologists, held out hope that some males might be immune to this kind of treatment by their mates -- particularly the exemplary, hard-working fathers.
But research reported in the Proceedings of the Royal Society shatters that dream. Although the diminutive males do everything to care for the young of their raucous, beefy females, these males are cuckolded. Under some circumstances, the researchers found, males had a 74 percent chance of raising another male's offspring, a mistake in the evolutionary race to perpetuate one's own genes.
“It's about as bad as it can be for these guys,” said Dr. Peter Wrege, a behavioral ecologist at Cornell University who wrote the paper with Dr. Stephen Emlen at Cornell and Dr. Mike Webster of the State University of New York at Buffalo. “A male stuck with doing all the parental care should have a very high certainty of paternity, but in fact, that's not the case.”
Dr. Patricia Adair Gowaty, behavioral ecologist at the University of Georgia at Athens, who described herself as having made a cottage industry of writing about mating behavior from the female perspective, called it “absolutely fascinating,”
“The females are really in the catbird seat,” Dr. Gowaty said. “They seem to be getting whatever they want.”
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we are also higher beings with higher intellect. We can rise above such animalistic instincts to devote ourselves to a mutually beneficial nest that only benefits the offspring. Birds do it, many other mammals do it. Why not the highest level of ape? I have noticed that the more traditional the couple, the more intelligent and emotionally stable the children typically are. That is also scientific fact. Females need to be lead and trained. Usually they hate being in charge, and when they are. They typically abuse their power.
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@UdontNeedtoknow During the Stone Age when most children didn't live to reproduce, it a tremendous evolutionary advantage to find a mate that was dependable and a good provider for her and her children. And, then when ovulating to select the best available genes (typically the Alpha male) for her eggs because children with superior genes were more likely to survive. Women that did not that are not our ancestors. That may not be as true in modern times where all children survive. However, modern human history is just a flash in the pan compared to the 2.6 million year long Stone Age so we still have our Stone Age brains. Therefore, women have nearly identical tendencies. That is not logical or planed behavior. It is inherited behavior that women have little control over.
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You have no proof for such a assumption. During the Paleolithic, groups were in tribal units. In tribal units the people still typically had husbands and wives. Much like the Indian tribes in America. It is beneficial for the child to have the mother AND the father raise it as a single family unit. Real men will fight for there mate. Even a single alpha cannot fight off the tribe of pissed off men. YOU ARE WRONG on so many levels. Humans are not mindless (well most of us) apes running around humping the biggest brute that is the head of the pack.
It's your husband's fault you chated on him
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Don't be a beta. Women are full of deceit. This is why you have to call them out on their B. S. early and often. Otherwise, they will turn you into a alimony paying slave. Trust me.
+1 yIt's 100% your fault.
I understand you were feeling shitty because your husband isn't giving you the attention you crave anymore, but that's on you to communicate as adults to figure out the source of the problem to fix it, or it's up to you alone or you as a couple to decide on a possible Divorce. If you willingly cheat, regardless of the circumstances, that is on YOU to deal with the consequences. I'm surprised he took you back, I sure wouldn't..23 Reply- +1 y
I wouldn’t have taken her back either
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@Heartache0405 LOL ! I don't think anyone would who actually cares about their happiness...
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Right?
The cheating is 100% your fault. If you can't communicate your needs to your husband, or he can't fulfill them to make you happy, then you leave your husband. Cheating is cheating, you made the choice.
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+1 yInfidelity is ALWAYS the fault of the cheater.
You are ultimately the only one responsible for your actions.30 Reply as for the actual act of cheating, no, it is not his fault.
Did he make it easier for you to want to look elsewhere for the attention that you desired, yes.
But you took a vow that you broke, so it is on you, not him.10 ReplyIt’s your fault you cheated. If you’re unhappy you need to speak to your husband and work things out.
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+1 yNope.. You can paint it with frosted coloured panels all you like. It's still your fault!
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+1 yOf course it's not his fault. It's entirely yours. Top looking for excuses and accept responsibility for your actions
20 Reply Your actions, your fault. His actions may have been the trigger, but you could've chosen a different way to react. Talking to him would've been a better one.
00 ReplyYou made the decision to cheat and while, I'm not unsympathetic to your reasons, you bear responsibility for your decision.
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+1 yYes it's his fault. It's his fault for marrying you and his fault for taking you back after you cheated. This is a great post for guys to understand that most women actually settle for Betas because its safer for them Guy seems like a loser.
00 Reply915 opinions shared on Break Up & Divorce topic. No, you have free will and blaming it on him is absurd.
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+1 yYour mouth kissed another man. Your actions, your responsibility. Simple.
20 ReplyIt's not. He didn't force you. You made that decision entirely on your own. 🤔
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+1 yYou knowingly cheated... your fault. Don't blame someone else for things you do. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.
00 Reply if you don't like him then just divorce him. it's that simple.
10 ReplyNo it's your fault. A lack of self responsibility means this kind of messed up behaviour will get worse and your husband should dump you as soon as he finds someone else.
00 ReplyI’ve been there… ultimately it’s our actions and we are responsible for them but I understand how there are contributing factors that push you and push you until you make decisions you normally wouldn’t
00 ReplyNo, it is your fault, if you and your husband are 'done' then you should leave... NOT cheat... it is your choice, maybe he is doesn't feel any passion coming from you? Maybe he is ill? if it's over then separate... don't cheat
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+1 yAre you serious with this question? If you cheated, it is your fault.
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+1 yIt was 100% your vault for kissing another guy let alone a married guy. On top of that you want to blame it on how your husband hasn't been complimenting you or giving you attention.
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+1 yWell kissing is not THAT big of deal in my opinion its still a shitty thing to do but if I was your boyfriend I would forgive you and work on our relationship since it was just a kiss
00 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Break Up & Divorce topic. It's completely your fault. The cheater is obviously always at fault. No one is forced to cheat.
00 ReplyCheating is nobody’s fault but the cheaters lol. What kind of question is this.
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+1 yI think you're either too dumb or too immature to even have a boyfriend or be dating.
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+1 yHow do your actions mean it's someone elses fault. Leave his ass if you aren't happy. Cheating is your fault. Take some god damn accountability.
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+1 yHis fault for not telling you he loves you; your fault for cheating. The penalty you inflicted on him is worse than the crime he committed.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIt’s still not his fault but he does need to give you attention but all you have to do is ask. My ex-wife had the same complaint but just went out and cheated instead and I for gave her a few times but she didn’t stop so that’s why we are divorced
10 ReplyYour fault you cheated on him. Sure he doesn't compliment you but maybe have you taught maybe I don't know communicating with him instead of just cheating on him?
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+1 yABSOLUTELY NOT! YOU cheated! You made the decision to screw around so this is all on you!
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yYeah, that's the excuse my ex used even though I did compliment her. Her response was "it wasn't sincere".
It's always the husband's fault. Everything is.00 Reply
+1 yNope. It’s your fault. He doesn’t control what you do and you can’t hold him accountable for what you do behind his back.
00 ReplyYou are responsible for your own actions unless you were raped. Make excuses all you want, reality bites.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI read none of the details you put and I don't need to. Your autonomous decision to cheat is your fault. Your husband's alleged bad treatment of you is his fault. Either face the problems together or go your separate ways.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 ywhy did you even bother marrying him then? geez, almost divorced and not even 30 yet.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yIf the matter is settled, there is no need to regret. But it's your husband's fault, don't blame yourself.
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Opinion Owner+1 yThanks for the downvote, exemplars of morality. 👏
602 opinions shared on Break Up & Divorce topic. He really needs to divorce you. Your shitty behavior is your responsibility, not his.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThis site has very weird type of community. Mostly male/ female pedos, women seeking women, men seeking sext buddies, trolls, scammers. Having opinions on relationships here is a joke. I really wish FBI to be keeping an eye on here.
00 ReplyFunny that guys who want sex compliment the hell out of the easy girls…
Yes it’s your fault. Not his.00 Reply
+1 yNo, you cheated, you are to blame.
End or work on the relationship before cheating.
What a BS, now starting to blame the husband.00 Reply
+1 yIts 100% YOUR FAULT, stop acting like a high school cheerleader and communicate better with the man who you shared vows with.
00 ReplyKissing is not a sin. So nothing is there to regret
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What does kissing lead to? What does kissing tend to imply?
+1 yNo because you made the choice to cheat. Take responsibility for your actions
10 Reply307 opinions shared on Break Up & Divorce topic. You know what? I think the guy actually deserves this because he was stupid enough to take you back.
00 Replyno it yours you should talk with him not to him if he dose not know don't tell him as it's amo.
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