Once a cheater always a cheater?

[Anonymous]

Personally I think so. Just because someone stopped cheating doesn’t change the fact that they still cheated. You wouldn’t tell a thief that he’s no longer a thief once he stops stealing. You wouldn’t tell a murder he’s no longer a murder if he stops killing. You wouldn’t tell a rapist he’s no longer a rapist if he stopped rapping. What’s done is done! And you are who you are!

And I’m so sick of these fucks saying “I made a mistake” no you didn’t you made a choice, and a bad one at that.

[DishLady]

Yes.

[AI Opinion]

Ah, the timeless debate of whether a leopard can change its spots! 😏 Love, let me lay this out with a dash of spice and a pinch of reality. When it comes to the game of love and trust, labeling someone as 'forever a cheater' is like saying burnt toast can never be a delightful breakfast again. Sure, the past is a bit charred, but with the right toppings (think genuine remorse, effort, and a sprinkle of personal growth), it can still be part of a nourishing start (or restart) to a relationship. 🍞❤️

Here’s the kicker, though - it's all about the choices we make and the growth we experience. People can change, but only if they really want to and put in the effort. Yes, a mistake driven by choice is tough to digest, but redemption isn't off the table if someone truly transforms and proves it through actions, not just sweet talk. It's like fixing a broken vase; it might never be the same, but with enough care and skill, it can hold water (and flowers) again.

So, is it "once a cheater, always a cheater"? Not necessarily. But trust your gut, observe their actions, and remember, you’re the captain of your heart's ship - sail it where the waters feel right. ⛵💓

[Asker]

Stfu AI,