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If you decide to give them a second chance even though they didn't even confess, is it only fair to cheat back?

If you had to find out through texts, someone else, overheard then over the phone or worse walk in on them with the other person but decide to forgive and stay, can cheating back be more understood? Even justified.

If that cheater is forgiven, is it fair to cheat back? If so they have to forgive (return the same favor) you too since they got forgiven right? Otherwise they would be hypocrites if they didn't forgive.

I see some shows like "Cheaters" where the woman always says something like "you were working a lot, and there was this guy from the gym, and before I knew it we were accidentally in love!"

What do you think? Did your girl accidentally fall in love, or go prowling for extra dick?

Honesty may be the best policy, but lying has its merits – even when we are deceiving ourselves. Numerous studies have shown that those who are practised in the art of self-deception might be more successful in the spheres of sport and business. They might even be happier than people who are always true to themselves

A couple relatives in my family cheated on each other. The first cheater did it for whatever selfish reasons they had and got caught. Meanwhile the 2nd cheater did it out of revenge, in anger and it was all planned out, calculated with full intention of hurting them.

If you had to take your pick, which cheater would be worse? The selfish cheater or the vengeful cheater?