Your husband/wife love child...can/will you accept the innocent child?

By Jane
@jaiho2009 (39142)
Philippines
March 11, 2011 12:17am CST
For WIVES : You know your husband is cheating on you and promised to leave the other woman You loved your husband that much that you are prepared to forgive him, back into each other arms once again. Your husband is coming back for good with a bonus,his lovechild from the other woman. Now: Are you willing to accept your husband,with the baby? For HUSBAND: Your wife cheated you and confess the betrayal and asks for forgiveness You loved her that much that you hug and kissed her and say "just tell me you love me"...and everything will be fine. But,she's not over yet...with teary eyes,she again speaks to you saying "i am pregnant" Will you accept the baby,what will be your reaction? What will be your decision? What kind of love can take away all pains ? Why do we always hurts the ONE WE LOVE? Have a great weekend everyone
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31 responses
• Philippines
11 Mar 11
hi! i do hope that this topic didn't come so close to home coz that would definitely hurt... both for a woman and a man. if i happen to be married, i know in my heart that i will never cheat and i expect the same from my husband. not only because of love but also because of the trust and respect. for me it's easier to forgive the husband if the cheating happened only once and it's a random other woman i don't know and he was deeply sorry about it and i felt the sincerity. but a cheating husband who had an affair far longer than a one-night stand... it's a different matter altogether that for me would be painful and will take time to forgive. but i would rather let go of him and let him find his happiness elsewhere. as for the situation presented in this discussion... assuming i really love that cheating husband so much that i'm prepared to forgive and have him back in my life... will i accept him and a child born from his cheating? hmmmmnnn there is so much to consider and it would take time for me to accept the fact that the husband cheated. even harder to accept a child from an affair. where is the other woman in the picture? honestly, cheating is one thing. having a child with another woman while still married is a big deal for me. (i don't mind if he had a kid or kids before we got married. i love kids. but that is different.) i can't readily accept him and the fruit of his cheating while still married to me. i would rather have the hurt go away first before i can deal with them. in time, maybe. not right away. in fairness to the child who didn't choose to be in that situation, the child must be spared for any anger i might feel for the cheating husband. i would rather not have them in my life while the pain is still too much coz even i... can't predict my actions given a situation like that. i might have a violent reaction so far from my nature. i'd rather not vent on the child. i don't want to take chances. if the pain has ebbed down and my emotions intact and i could think clearly... that would be the best time for me to deal with it and consider all factors in the matter. i want to be clearheaded when i do that. i know in time, i'd learn to forgive but not necessarily forget. in time, i might learn to accept the child. and if i would choose to be a martyr and have them both in my life, i'd learn to love the child too. but i have to be honest, the trust part has suffered a bruising that would really take far longer time to heal. have a great weekend too jane. :)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
ohh i don't like the idea that i think the other woman is still in the picture. she might not be for the moment but deep down, she is. what if she got a job, would that change anything? although it's practical to give a better future to the child, taking the kid away from the mother is harsh unless the mother voluntarily gives the kid up. either way, i still don't like this complicated situation. yes, it takes a great love to be able to forgive such wrongdoings of the spouse ... and martyrdom to accept him back along with the child. but it's stupidity if the other woman is clearly in the picture. i hope we don't get saddled with such dilemma. hehe and why have you turned the tables on me dear? -lol- looks like you really are more excited than i am -lol-
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
yes,yes,yes...we are too excited every time catch and me met ,we keep reminiscin' lots of events in our lives (together) and always asking when are we gonna be in a wedding (common friend's wedding) that is the only occasion that we (catch and me) haven't been together or,shared moment. well,let's asks catch about this,she might be ready ... uhmnn...YOU first
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello myles, The other woman in this topic is not capable of raising the kid (jobless,let's say cling to the man's support) But since the husband doesn't want to lost his wife,so he decided to leave the other woman,took the kid with him (he knows the kid won't have good future with the mother) I know,i know having a kid/s before the marriage would be far different than this situation. I too,really doesn't know what to do and what to say when in real situation like this. I haven't met someone in real life either that has this same situation to ask what/how does it feels. One thing i am sure of,it takes an unconditional love to accept the husband and the child (and i am not sure if it is martyrdom,stupidity or whatever ..so hard to tell) Anyway,when are we gonna receive a wedding invitation from you dear Don't make it longer...we are excited more than you are (hahaha) have a great weekend
@skysuccess (8858)
• Singapore
14 Mar 11
jaiho2009, The way I look at it, let's take the child aside here. It is a fact that for a marriage to come to such a devastating stage, is certainly not a one sided affair. As much as it had been said about taking 2 to tango, let's not forget that it takes 2 (doing or undoing) to split as well. So, I would not be entirely faultless if my other half let another man in and eventually have a child outside our marriage. Then, in a turn of events - the other party gains epiphany and decides to give the broken marriage another chance and/or try. I believe like yourself, it is not a simple process of turning the clock back and start where it (marriage) was left off. Unlike changing batteries for your malfunction wristwatch, a broken trust just could not be fixed when either party is unwilling and most of all, reach mutuality. It is just not that simple or straightforward. True enough, the child is indeed innocent but it should not be the bargaining chip here. For obligations just does not have a tinge of dignity to raise any one's motivation to be downright honest and most of all, is anywhere close about being loyal. Not forgetting, the willingness of the other party who had been hurt to accept the return. I really do not have an straightforward answer if this were to befall on myself. But, I will say this - that it will not be an easy decision to make and that things will ever be the same again, even when both parties are willing to give the broken relationship another try.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
14 Mar 11
hello sky, I am sure it won't never be the same again once one cheated in a relationship. I've been cheated by the same person i loved so much _th times. I had forgiven him _th times ...until one day i woke up feeling nothing more is left inside of me. I can say that...love do fade away. So,i can say that from my very own experience,it takes a lot of sacrifices,too much love and understanding to forgive someone who cheated us,someone who caused us pain and broken heart. What more having a lovechild from affairs (can't imagine the pain) In my topic,it came to my mind becoz this picture never happens in me,so,i want to know what other mylotters may feel,what are their views. Thanks for sharing your opinion and have a great day
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
11 Mar 11
Hi Jai! Congratulations to you on touching magical figure of 5000 posts. I am assuming that your question is hypothetical and this situation is not being faced by any of your known to person. You see, if my partners cheats on me and one fine day decides to come back and that too with a child or pregnancy, I may not accept her because in view, the one who cheated me once could do it again anytime. She lost my 'trust', the moment she cheated me. Have a great day! Deepak
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
11 Mar 11
hello dear, Thanks...but upon checking on your number,i am still a way half of it. I understand that men seldom accepts wife who cheated on them. Yes,trust is the most important thing in marriage life (not to mention love) I never known someone in this situation,this is inspired by a question about step mom. And suddenly this question/situation draws in my naughty mind. Have a great weekend
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
12 Mar 11
Hi Jai! You are going steady and hope you will reach the milestone of 10000 posts one day. Your naughty minds works over time, it appears . I feel there would be very few exceptional persons who will accept their wife/husband in such a situation. How are you doing! Deepak
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@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
12 Mar 11
BTW, you are 2 years old and am 5 years old on mylot, hence the difference in your and my number of posts.
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@jdyrj777 (6530)
• United States
13 Mar 11
I was in this SHITuation as mother of the lovechild. Father was a foreign student. Here alone and wife and child in his country. By the time i found out about his family i was expecting and she was here and just had thier second. My lovechild is now 28 and just got married almost 1 yr. ago. She found her father online and they have a little contact with each other. She invited him to give her away for her wedding. He came with his wife. All during the wedding and after he kept trying to talk to me excluding wife from conversation. I always included her. I even hugged her and thanked her for coming. I didnt do that to him. They are from a country that allowed more than one wife. Which explains why she was so accepting. She seemed to get along great with my daughter too.
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@jdyrj777 (6530)
• United States
15 Mar 11
I dont mind answering your questions. I did not know he already had a family when we met in my home state. His wife and first child was still in his home country. He told me he had a daughter with a lady at home but deny they were married. The wife had come here leaving their first child in their home country with their parents. After i moved from my home state to where he was now attending college i didnt go to his house, he would come to mine. He told me he was living with his brother and brothers wife. Later after i was pregnant i discovered it was really his wife and wifes brother. She had already had their second child here The year before my daughter was born. I spoke to her on the phone and told her about my baby. I even baby sat their daughter when i was pregnant. He had told her he was allowed to have 5 wives in the state of texas. I told her the truth. I moved back to my home state when my daughter was 4yrs old. Once i was back there he did pay court ordered child support. As i said before they were from a country where more that one wife was allowed so i guess he had convinced her he can do it here too. I just continued seeing him while i was pregnant for some moral support.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
14 Mar 11
hello jdyrj, Upon reading your response,i got few questions in my mind,hope you wouldn't mind if i may asks you some of it. Do you know he is married and has a family from the very beginning? Does he introduce himself as single when he courts you. Does he gives support to your lovechild. Does his wife ever knows the situation ,that he has a lovechild with you? You may answer if you feel comfortable,if not...don't take seriously please Regarding the wedding of your daughter,it's nice to know that her father was able to attend the occasion and also the real wife is too sport to grace the event. Maybe the time (long time) makes everything fine...no more hurt feelings and everyone is matured enough to accept the past. thanks for sharing your experience and have a great day always
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
15 Mar 11
hello again dear, Thanks for your response and giving more information. I admire your strength and courage to face such situation. I don't have a word to say...you are such a tough woman
12 Mar 11
This is so very very difficult to answer. I have been married, i spent a lot of my time making sure that my then wife was happy, we lived together and we had a son. I worked so hard everyday to make sure that we could afford everything we needed. She sat on her backside most of the time. When i got home i had to do the cooking and cleaning and spent time with my son, all after a full days work. Anyway, later in life i found out she was cheating on me, we went our sperate ways as we knew the marriage just wasn't to be, but i was hurt by the cheating and that she used me for my money as she empted my bank account and took mainly all what we had in possesions in our home. But in this scenario you mention, if my wife had cheated on me but i truly did love her then i would be stuck as to what to do. I may love her so much but she has broken that love, trust, bond that we had. If i meant as much to her as she meant to me then she would have not cheated. By now i guess if i could put it to oneside then we would need to speak about everything to understand why it happened and how, also if it could happen again. This will then bring up the fact that she is pregnant. If the baby is not mine then it can cause many problems, if i stay with her then this may mean the real dad to the baby could be on the scene as he has a legal right, we may argue in the future and if things get heated i may say something i regret like that is not my child, or i could be the bigger man and look at the bigger picture. As much as it would tear me apart inside that my wife cheated and she is pregnant with a child that is not mine, then if she truly is the one for me and she is so sure she made one mistake and nothing like that would happen again then i guess i would forgive her and i would bring up the child as my own. We would stay a family and i would hope never ever to be hurt again. The only complications could be later in life if the child ever finds out that who they think is their dad really isn't there dad. Love is an amazing thing, it can always be tested in many ways, go by what you think in your head and feel in your heart. Just becasue one mistake was made it doesn't mean it will happen again, mistakes have to be made for us to learn from them.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello craig, First,i want to say "sorry" that you go through those hard times. Okay,i understand your situation and thanks for sharing it here. Thu your situation is not the same with my picture here,still i can relate to this one. I admire your way of thinking,and weighting things broadly (justified). I agree that everyone should be given as chance to prove their sincerity (i've done this many times in my life,trusting over and over again the same person and still cheated me) This is love,love is unconditional and i can't argue with love (i never did) You are right,mistake has to be made ..for us to learn from it,grow and rise. So,i've learned that...some cheaters will always be a cheater (maybe, few are too good to be trusted once again) Again thanks for your response and have a great weekend
@nikramos (698)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
i havent checked on what others have to say but as far as im concerned, yes i would accept the child. ive heard a lot of people say mean things against the child of their partner and i find it really mean for them to be acting such as the child knows nothing of the wrong their parents did. i would be angered but i know my love for my husband matters more. one child to accept is fine with me as long as my husband wont have anything to do with the mother of the child anymore. if he had another, that would be a different story. i dont think im ready to be in a very complicated situation and definitely il be out.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello nik, Most responses here says' they can't accept the kid (they're not blaming the kid,the kid is innocent) But the pain it will caused,seeing the kid is what matters in the situation. We can never tell the exact thing to do and how we react unless we are facing this situation in real life. But i know that this happens with some people out there,and i am hoping that someone with real kind of this situation will tell how does it feel. thanks for your response and have a great weekend
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
i can say that,my husband cheated on me ___th times already,and i had forgiven him and even give him his freedom. we are friends right now which is much better than living together and hurting me with his affairs. I never had any hatred in my heart the day i decided to let him go. It gives me inner peace as well and i am much happier with my life right now. Keeping grudge will just give me heart problem ...better smile for every life's surprises
@nikramos (698)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
im sort of in a twisted almost the same situation as what is stated in the discussion, quite same but a bit different. i know its confusing. but you're right in saying we can never tell unless we are in the same situation. in my case, i dont want to bear anger, i dont want to feel sad, and i dont want to do bad things against others. for me, its as simple as forgiving my husband because i love him and accepting the child. i would know if he's sincere or not. there are a lot of factors to consider as to why it happened. i may have my shortcomings and if my husband is sincere in asking for forgiveness, who am i to not give it. if after all the understanding ive given and things dont still go well, then without any word or explanation, i would leave him where he is happy. he wouldnt hear any ill words from me.
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@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
Whewww!!!Why you always give us big problem my bonita!!Well, I can't hardly tell honestly except when it would happen really in front of me. It depends on the situation. I am not sure of the saying that goes " let's just cross our fingers when we crossed the bridge"..[am i saying it correctly] I had once a friend (a wife), my co worker before, she got tempted to have an illicit affair with our boss they had an illegitimate child until her husband knew it, but to my surprised her husband still accepted her with the baby. What a great love. I guess, they went some other place to hide the people who knew the whole story. On my part, I don't know yet what I would do..unless maybe on the actual situation. Wheww!!! you make me crazy bonita Nice day ahead.. Mobhomeir here...
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@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
you're funny my dear bonita...you let my spirit up especially when am at the midst of my problem..thanks for it..am doing okay but not really..have you not read my latest post yet? I just came from there responding those inspiring comments from our dear friends. Am glad shree responded..I also miss her same as you.. More power my bonita.."cross the bridge when you get there" Always... Mobhomeir
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello Martin Sorry again for giving you this problem (hehehe) But i do missed you huh....you're always on the loose. "cross the bridge when you get there" Back to your friend,maybe the husband is not capable of bearing a kid (or,do they have kids of their own?) Or maybe the husband loves his wife that much. I don't know what to say...but this is really great story (wish i've known someone in this kind of situation whom i could ask) How are you now dear Martin...
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@andy77e (5156)
• United States
12 Mar 11
I would bid her farewell, and suggest she marry the man she obviously loves more than me. After we divorce of course.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
13 Mar 11
hello andy, Divorce is a good way of saying letting go. I agree that ,no more explanation should be needed then. In every relationship,there are trials,it just happened that,one is too weak to avoid such temptation... Thanks for your response and have a great day
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
Oh my. I'm not sure actually what I would do if put in that situation. Currently my boyfriend has an 8 year old love child from a previous relationship. I'm definitely okay with that, and I love the kid like my own, but I know that it's quite different because they had the kid when we were not together. I'm not really sure, but I guess it's not fair to the kid if you treat her/him unwell or you won't accept the child because it's not their fault in the first place.
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
Yeah, I though of that.. that even if deep inside you you know that the kid doesn't have anything to do with your husband or wife's mistake but everytime you will see the kid you will forever think about that betrayal.. It's just the normal thing to do. Whenever I look at my boyfriend's kid, I always remember his Mom and what happened before, and it will be forever with us...
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello Ingking, That would be exceptional,i too will accept the kid if the kid is already in the picture before i met him. But in this scenario,the kid is a result of betrayal. It's hard to tell what and how to react in this situation,no matter how innocent the kid is. Thanks for your response and have a great weekend
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@thesids (22180)
• Bhubaneswar, India
11 Mar 11
Hi jaiho I will quit. No. Not because of being a husband or any pain thing but just because of a simple one - she doesnt love me and I have no right to cause her pain in forcing to stay with me. Now that the wife is pregnant, she might/would like to bring the baby in the world. This will always keep reminding her of him, his love or whatever... Practically it would be beyond anyone to stay normal in such a situation and the mind and heart will always have a want or craving for the "him" and in such a situation, staying married to any other person would make a life mess for the wife. If she is my wife, I will never wish that to happen... I cannot see or even think pain for her so how can I subject her to some mental pain throughout her life. So I would portray that I do not want her and leave her... but the fact would be that I would always want her to be happy
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
11 Mar 11
hello dear Reasonable enough..yes,if she loves you,she will never be unfaithful and will never lost your trust and love. And,being pregnant is one of the best proof. I am looking for someone who is in this situation in real life,to know what does it feel,and how it is. I never had the chance to met someone who is in this kind of situation. And really makes me wonder how to face such situation. As i am thinking and trying to put myself in...just thinking makes my mind say NO.. I couldn't imagine taking care a child from my husband's sodomy...(granting the child is innocent) Have a great weekend dear...
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
11 Jun 12
@ letmehear4u, I do not know how to react with your situation. Honestly I do not know how to to react if this will happen to me. That would be devastating- . One thing for sure- the child is innocent and will remain a victim with the consequences. I can't imagine how you live each day with this memory :(
• India
11 Mar 11
Jai beta You know me well, i was married long back in i966 and it was arranged marriage, my sons' , daughter's marriage was also arranged, you won't find divorce here, but your country is so different, the higher number of females compared to males is probably responsible for this. Love if pure, emotional can take all pains.. Thanks for sharing Cheers. God bless you, have a nice day ahead. Professor ‘Bhuwan’. .
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@thesids (22180)
• Bhubaneswar, India
11 Mar 11
I 100% agree with you sir when you say - Love if pure, emotional can take all pains.. - it is the power of love
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
11 Mar 11
hello dada, Love is pure,and should always remain pure. But the situation here is not like that anymore. How i wish all love story has a happy ending....wish one is a happy one either. Have a great weekend dada and how was your health then
@sweet_pea (3322)
• Philippines
16 Mar 11
My mother-in-law is in such a situation. She accepted the child. It is just that my father-in-law has some problems dealing with it. He was so indifferent with the boy. The boy felt that he was not loved by his father. My husband says maybe his father doesn't want to be reminded of his infidelity, that is why he is detaching himself from his other son. I don't think it would come to a point that I need to accept the child of my husband from another woman. Because if any of us engaged in infidelity, there is no more us. I just can't stand infidelity. There won't be any second chances since I couldn't bring back that trust again.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
16 Mar 11
hello sweet, This kind of situation is really hard. The kid suffers for the wrongdoings of his parents. This is one reason why,i couldn't imagine raising the kid no matter how innocent the kid is. And yes,better end the relationship with my husband. Cheating alone is breaking all the trust ,what more having a kid from hid affairs. Thanks for your response and have a great day always
• United States
13 Mar 11
I think I could accept the baby, but not the husband. Maybe I am rare...because my mom was cheated on by my dad, i have never had a boyfriend or husband who was a cheater--I can smell that type a mile away. I have never had the urge to cheat, either. I firmly believe that if you want your husband not to cheat on you, you pick a man who has never cheated. It's as simple as that. But the child? Not the child's fault. Every child is a precious gift.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
14 Mar 11
hello rbenjamin, That's your luck to have someone who never cheats on you. Not everyone is lucky as you are. thanks for your response and have a great day always welcome to mylot
• United States
16 Mar 11
LOL--it's never an accident! But I am sure it is from growing up with my father. I just avoid men like my dad and I am fine! My mother's rage and depression when she found out made a big impression on me, and I find that I feel it myself when I am around a man who does this. I can't even be friends with a man like that, I get so angry. I once had a colleague who we all knew was cheating on his wife (who he married after cheating his first wife). I could barely be in a room with him for meetings. I feel the same way about women who do this. Normally I am a fun, laid-back person, but this kind of person turns me into a suppressed monster.
@shinmae (19)
15 Mar 11
it is really hard to decide on this. for me, even the thought of my husband cheating on me is really painful. and I really can't forgive easily. So regarding about your question bout bringing along their lovechild is very painful in my part as well as very disrespectful. I mean no harm for the child because it's not his/her fault. But seeing everyday the fruit-age of their affair is very insulting on my part. maybe in time, I will be able the child but still seeing him/her, living with their lovechild is not really acceptable for me.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
16 Mar 11
hello shinmae, I understand ,i am also a woman a wife and a mother. Yes,the kid has nothing to do,but the kid will always remind of a painful story. I myself can't imagine raising a the kid. Thanks for your response and have a good day always. "welcome to mylot"
@Thoroughrob (11742)
• United States
12 Mar 11
For one, I would look really hard into the reason that he cheated. Has he changed? There would be more to consider than just to take him back. Don't make excuses for him, make him tell you what went wrong. You are right, it is not the childs fault, but it can put a lot of stress on the already damaged relationship. Could I treat the child fairly, I could. Would I be able to forgive him, probably not. I would probably run as far away as possible.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello Thoroughrob, Precisely,the kid will add more stress in this situation. The cheating/betrayal alone is too much to bear,don't add a kid in the picture. I myself,no matter how innocent the kid is,i can't imagine raising and taking care of that baby. It's really hard to tell what how and what to do in this kind of situation. Thanks for your response and have a great weekend
@alottodo (3056)
• Australia
12 Mar 11
As a parent of 4 children I would consider looking after the child if there was not one else....after all the child is innocent...but having my husband back? no way...I can forgive but I Am not naive enough to forget...any one that cheats on my? burnt his bridges before crossing it!
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello alottodo, That's great of you to take the child. I agree that the kid has nothing to do with the situation,and is innocent. But things are too complicated that i am not sure i can take the child nor my husband... Thanks for your response and have a great weekend
@akangirl (2436)
• India
12 Mar 11
Most probably i will accept the child and raise him as my own but forgiving the guy would be difficult. i will make him suffer a lot emotionally then only i will take pity and maybe forgive. I think husband should accept the wives if she is genuinely sorry as breaking the relation is easy than keeping it is hard but it only works if its just one time mistake which will never be repeated in future.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello akan, You are great to accept the child. It takes a great love to do what you've stated here,raise the kid as your own. I don't think i am that great to accept the child,i would rather send off my husband and the kid out of my life.(don't know what to do) thanks for sharing your view here and have a great weekend dear
@globaldoc (858)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
I may forgive her, but i wont forget for the fact that her return might be of another reason. I can never tell if maybe the other guy has dumped her, so she comes back to me because she needs financial support, or that she just needs a father for her baby.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
Hello globaldoc, You are right,you can never tell the real reason why. If she's able to do it once,she can do it once again. But,what if she really meant to change and loved you...it's just,that she was too weak to fall into temptation...would you consider that fact? Thanks for your response and have a great weekend
• United States
12 Mar 11
I guess I am going to be the odd one out here. If I truely loved my husband with everything I had in me, I could forgive him for cheating on me ONCE. If he was sincere with his apologies and I believed he felt terrible about what he had done, I could forgive him. I would make it very clear it's the one and only time that I would. As for the child made out of his cheating, I would also accept the child because she/he would be a part of him. It would be very difficult but I feel it would be equally difficult writing off someone I loved so dearly and for so long (if that were the case)
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello hazesdaze, I understand your opinion here. Love is unconditional,expect the unexpected and even more surprises. I know there are things beyond imaginations that love can make us do things,and your decision is one of those unconditional love. thanks for your response and have a great weekend. WELCOME TO MYLOT
• United States
12 Mar 11
If a man cheated on me he would be out the door. Once s cheater always a cheater. If a man thinks he can hve his cake and eat it too they will do it. But if I was a person who would forgive her make or husband for cheating and baby resulted in it I would bite the bullet and learn to love the child since it isn't the child's fault. If one can't except the child then that relationship should end since a parent needs to put their child ahead of the spouse or partner.A child is innocent and don't ask to brought into to the world so why punish the baby for something they had no choice over. Be mad at the cheating spouse & the other women but not the baby.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
12 Mar 11
hello greenmachine, Looking at the picture in this topic,it seems that the baby will suffer the consequences (the baby who is innocent) Some are not ready to accept the cheating/betrayal,as well as the child. Every one has their reason,thu they admitted that child is innocent and has nothing to do. You have good reasons for accepting the child thanks for your response and have a great weekend. WELCOME TO MYLOT