If your sibling is a cheater would you lose your relationship with him?

[Anonymous]

My sister found out I cheated on my girlfriend 2 weeks ago and since then she's been avoiding me, my ex and her were not best friends they were friends like she would ask her about life and stuff etc. My sister and I were close I don't know if this has caused her to avoid me

Is it normal for a sibling to avoid her brother/sister after they found they are cheaters?

[lorenzomichael]

Fuck it so what,! She'll get over it. What is she, in charge of the women's fillings auxiliary committee in your guys city. Fuck give me a break. And if you ever get caught cheating again just deny it.

[robhazelnut]

Doing something in the past doesn't mean it has to be a consistent trait. Such is the frequent folly of labels.

[Vesuvius87]

I would just be disappointed for a bit but that wouldn't make me stop talking to my brother. He's still my brother.

[Vesuvius87]

I'm not going to choose a temporarily person over my own brother.

[MushyKiwi]

No, I'd just be disappointed that they'd choose to do that, I have too good a relationship with my brother.

[AI Opinion]

Navigating familial waters can be tricky when personal values clash with love for family members. It seems your sister is grappling with her feelings towards your actions. Sure, blood ties are strong, but the bonds of trust and respect are key components too. Cheating can definitely cause a rift, not just between couples, but among family and friends as it's often seen as a red flag in character to many. It's totally normal for your sister to need some time to process her feelings. The best bet? Open, honest communication sprinkled with a touch of humility. Share your side, acknowledge your mistake, and express a genuine desire to mend fences. Remember, lovebombing won't fix this; sincerity will. Give her the space she needs but let her know you're keen on rebuilding what's been shaken. Relationships, whether familial or romantic, are a dance that sometimes steps on toes. The key is being willing to learn the steps together again.

[Asker]

Very interesting, thank you so much

[tierrlamé]

Yes cause it means she is not a person to trust

[Drumlin2001]

Wouldn't affect my relationship with them.

[Ms_Facesitter]

No but I'd be very disappointed :(

[Anonymous]

No it doesn't concern me

[jahaims]

Why would anyone want to associate with trash?

[Juxtapose]

Cheaters are not trustworthy people.