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This question assumes that you are or have been either married or in a long term relationship in which you both expected your partner to be faithful. I believe that most people respect their promises and remain faithful but not everyone respects their commitment. I am aware of two partners who cheated on me (maybe there were more, but two who were confirmed cheaters) but I have never cheated on anyone, including the two who cheated on me. For me, the primary motivation for faithfulness is self-respect; I want to think of myself as an honorable man. I also try to follow the Golden Rule.

Other people may have other motivations. What makes YOU remain faithful? If none of the responses apply to you, please leave a comment and explain.

Minneapolis anti-ICE manual instructs agitators to make 'flashpoints' to 'inspire people into taking more militant, organized action' - thepostmillennial.com/minneapolis-anti-ice-manual-instructs-agitators-to-make-flashpoints-to-inspire-people-into-taking-more-militant-organized-action

INSURRECTIONISTS ADMIT TO EVERYTHING:
They want their people to die to create propaganda.
In this document distributed on Signal, Minnesota activists lay out that their goal is to impede ICE and CREATE “flashpoints”
They describe “flashpoints” as moments of chaos where they can de-arrest, save illegal immigrants or possibly resulting in the “murder” of a comrade.
They make expressly clear that they WANT flashpoints to occur. This message is specifically designed to be distributed to their dispatchers. - x.com/camhigby/status/2017320446048293038?s=46

Interesting question, isn't it? For what it's worth, I accepted all of the unprecedented economic and social damage the COVID lockdowns caused because the lockdowns saved lives. And to throw another caveat into the question, deporting an illegal immigrant who otherwise would have killed an American doesn't save a life if the same illegal immigrant kills someone in another country once deported.