cheaters...will they remain as cheaters!?
By jstmarfz
@jstmarfz (1498)
United States
October 17, 2008 1:29pm CST
I am just curious. I have been cheated once and I was freaking out about it. Though I gave him another chance. But people says cheaters will remain as cheaters. Is that really true? What can you say about this? Do you agree or disagree? Why?
5 responses
@staysee34 (94)
• United States
17 Oct 08
I've been on both sides of this and all I can say is that it completely depends on the events leading up to the incident. Trust becomes a huge issue when someone steps outside of the relationship and that in itself is why second chances don't usually pan out the way we would like. If the incident was a moment of weakness or relationship doubt then there is a chance that it won't happen again. But if the incident happened out of retribution (argument or what have you) then a second chance only opens the door to a repeat offense. In the big scheme of life what is true for others isn't necessarily true for all. Giving someone who has cheated another chance is a personal choice. Only you know what's right for you.
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@worldbestwriter2008 (1633)
• Philippines
17 Oct 08
well, i have been cheated several times in my life but i still give cheaters a chance to proved that any how, there's a part of them that they do not cheat and that they spend their own efforts. But most of the time, I don't turn my back to them since my trust with them is no longer the same. From 100%...51% has been remove. and I really hate cheaters since from the beginning.
@caskins (689)
• United States
17 Oct 08
hello my fellow myLotter, i believe is depends on the individual. my boyfriend cheated on me 2 yrs. ago. he was real sorry that he did it and haven't done it since. he works and come straight home to be up under me. i think he realize the grass isn't always greenier on the other side. happy posting!
@writer_girl (83)
• Canada
17 Oct 08
Not always. If the person cheats it's still bad but sometimes there are reasons ( typically not good ones) besides the fact they just wanted someone new.
Some people just like the thrill of cheating so they won't change.
Others are lacking something and they find it in someone else. It doesn't make it right. I think they're less likely to cheat again.





