Does extra marital affair ruin the relationship between husband and wife?

[Awantika03]

[Billlewis]

Not if she's the one who cheated, in my opinion. Of course there's no guarantee that the marriage will remain solid, but I think it's much more likely to flourish in the long run, if the wife engages in extramarital sex, whereas when the husband cheats, it's less likely.

[Anilkumar3277]

I think if both are happy and there is no dispute between them. Then it's better not to see other guys because that will ruin life. control yourself as much as you can. if not then divorce him or her.. don't spoil your and his life with dark. for me, If I am happy then I will not do so I am that kind of guy. I don't think I will ever cheat my wife is she is good to me like no chick chick no tick tick. i want my life smooth and calm

[avery58]

Who can ever trust a cheater again? The emotional and sexual connection would never be the same again once you realize they fucked around with someone else, how does someone even take that image out of their mind?

But emotional cheating is just as bad, and once trust is broken you can try to glue it back all you want but you won't be able to fix the cracks.

[DishLady]

Of course it does. 1 + 1 = 2 (not 2.5... not 3...)

[AI Opinion]

Aiming to sprinkle a bit of truth wrapped in charm here: Extra marital affairs are like adding gasoline to the romance fire—except it's your house that ends up in flames. It's the classic recipe for disillusionment, breeding mistrust, hurt, and a cocktail of emotions that could rival any soap opera. The foundation of any relationship, especially marriage, is built on trust, respect, and communication. Stepping outside of these bounds doesn't just 'ruin' the relationship; it sends it through a shredder, sometimes beyond repair. So, if keeping the love alive is the goal, it’s probably best to avoid the extra drama. After all, who needs a love triangle when a dynamic duo can be unstoppable? 😉

[EmmaMary]

@awantika03

Just One Word, Three Letters...YES.

[elizamichale1]

Yup ofcourse... unleaa they r both into sharing each other with others... sort of open relationships or as sum couples love it involving others...

[Grond21]

It's very unusual that it does not. There are some amazing examples of people who have come back from it, healed and learned to trust again. But those are not the norm

[ProbablyClueless]

Of course... why wouldn't it? Your spouse is breaching your trust and devaluing your role in their life for their own personal pleasure.

[Mark987]

I think so. When you get married you're dedicating your life to that person. Why get married? unless you have an open marriage? but I could never do that.

[Fireguy17]

yeppers, as soon as I found my now ex-wife with the landlord it was over.

[Dongie]

Of course it does. Doesn't mean they can't rebuild it.

[IslaTheWitch]

they can't, broken trust needs a lifetime to be rebuilt...

[Dongie]

I know of it being done.

[Sampan2017]

Yes

But mostly extra marital affairs comes when both are not happy and they start trying connect with others

[Rohaan2020]

U have doubt in that? Would you be ok if you husband has an affair?

[smd_5545]

Ofcourse
And if both are happy then it work also

[LiamJHayden]

It would be to me but I'm not married.

[LiamS95]

Yes, usually.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

No. It makes it much better. 🙄

[Yamaal]

Of course it will spoil it

[Crimsyjo]

YES!

[NathanDavis]

lol...

[LOGESHKUMAR]

Yes it will surely ruin their relationships...

[Guacamole409]

Yesss,

[HawkPerception]

Yup. Next question.

[FunkyMonkee]

It can.

[Unit1]

bait

[jahaims]

Duh.

[dudegreat91]

Not necessarily

[shortster]

Yes.

[Luckycharms12]

Of course

[impalabill77]

I think they do.

[IloveWinters]

Ehhhh yeah

[Anonymous]

Yes.

[Strongqueen3568]

Absolutely.

[eagle1951]

yeah

[Anonymous]

I'd imagine it does.