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Twice... one time as a "revenge affair" because she convinced herself I was banging a female friend who I'd confided in (I wasn't).

There's 3 kids already involved, and a 4th on the way.
Love between these 2 people has obviously been severely tested, but then can't love grow in even the darkest holes?
And both people have recognized and admitted responsibility for not having recognized and/or met each other's needs.

Who'd stay and work it out (and where would you start?)
Who'd go and place respect for themselves first?

If you haven't watched the movie yet and intend to watch it, please stop reading the details NOW because there are spoilers.

So I wasn't really too keen on watching this, but decided to go ahead because of the extremely positive response from my friends and cousins. The movie was good no doubt, but doesn't it seem to convey the message that even people who commit adultery, murder and make false legal accusations can still get away with it and lead a perfectly normal life.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a staunch supporter of artistic freedom. But was it really necessary to convey this kind of message, especially in the current era where infidelity and crime are already so high in world? Besides, the movie is quite brilliant when considered on its own merits, and only the conclusion is responsible for conveying this kind of message to the audience. So the exact same movie with a modified last 5 minutes would have made it much better, while still maintaining its overall excellence. I mean... that's my personal opinion.

So what do you people feel?

Long story short, my girlfriend recently did something with another guy while she was drunk and I was hurt badly but I forgave her.

I took an oath with her that neither of us would ever drink ever again, I told her If she ever drinks again even a little bit, I would leave and we would only be friends. She got upset because of it.

I'm not asking for pity, just is it too much of a demand? Be honest