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Meanwhile my boyfriend thinks it's not the same love someone has for a biological child (your own child), I think otherwise.
What about caring, loving people that really can't have biological kids and instead adopt one? Those are still parents. Or what about someone that came to loving a little kid that was neglected by the parents and provide the love and care the so called ''biological parents'' never could?

Then you have cases of biological parents that abuse their kids, are dead-beats or even dump them in the dumpster. They sure have no loving gene at all. Just because their child share the same set of genes means nothing to them.

Last week, was the 3rd time my friend forgave her cheating boyfriend. Ironically, she broke up with an ex boyfriend that held her wrist during an argument in an aggressive way (while screaming in her face) when she was trying to leave. She called the cops on him.

However, this boyfriend cheats and she continues taking him back. Her reasoning to this is that abuse can't be worked out but getting cheated on is different. So basically violence is a deal-breaker for her but not getting cheated on/disrespected multiple times. Does her logic make sense?

I would dump a boyfriend for both. For me, both are immediate deal-breakers.