Love of my life cheated on me..need advice.

chazer2010

Active member
i don't know man.. i don't know.. it's your choice.personally i think you should give her another chance.. i don't think she'll ever do that mistake again..seeing no other guy after the incident and coming after you 4 months?? it does count bro.i would give her another chance.. yeah :)
 

AGR

Well-known member
Think about the people you love the most,the ones most important to you,would you be able to betray them when they are at the most vulnerable,when they gave you all their trust?Would you be able to crush their hearts?

NO because you love them,wouldn't hurt them,if yes than that makes you are a horrible person or you don't really love them,anyway this is my answer.
 

mismeek

Well-known member
It could have been impulsive. she might have been curious about what it would be like to sleep with another guy. If she was truly remorseful she may have found out that its horrible and only wants to be with you now. Humans are curious creatures. The fact that she DID tell you means that she doesnt plan on doing it again.

Good luck
 

YukoNishi

Active member
I feel so sorry for you, I can only barely imagine how depressed ''everything bad'' you must be feeling right now.
I understand that if a part of you want to be done with her for good after how she has treated you, another part of you misses her very badly and may actually '''wants'' her more....but you do not want her.
You feel bad, and depressed, you need to feel loved more than ever, cared for more than ever and it comes natural to seek that from her because she has made you feel loved for years now. You've got used to being loved by her and until very recently (probably even now) especially since she has been/is your first and only love you thought you were never going to be able to love and be loved by someone else.
But like many other have said, I do not think you will be able to trust her again and you probably don't even want to truly want that. You just feel so hurt right now, so unloved and wants the pain go away and trying to forgive her and get over it seem probably the fastest way to achieve that. Try to be strong, cut of contacts with her, try new things, meet new people, have sex with other galls/chicks....and the pain will gradually fade away and a day you will be in love with someone else. Be strong and do not humiliate yourself by going back to her just to make the pain go away.
My 2 cents :perfect:
 

Solo Dolo

Well-known member
More great opinions thanks everyone.


Another question to throw out there: Would it be humiliating for me to take her back? Would i look like a desperate piece of shit?

I probably already know the only two types of answers I will get though lol: 1. Yes, it is humiliating or 2. Don't worry about what other people think, etc. etc.
 
More great opinions thanks everyone.


Another question to throw out there: Would it be humiliating for me to take her back? Would i look like a desperate piece of shit?

I probably already know the only two types of answers I will get though lol: 1. Yes, it is humiliating or 2. Don't worry about what other people think, etc. etc.

Look like a push-over, maybe. She's the one who looks like the piece of shit in this situation.
 

Stig23

Member
I think you really have to think about what you want. If you forgive her and take her back it is up to you after that to move on from that. If you have an arguement and you bring the cheating up and chuck it in her face every chance you get because you don't trust her, then that could break the relationship beyond repair, (something which you are saying you don't want). It sounds like she is trying to get past this and if she seems genuinely remorseful to you and you want to try again, why not? You are not hurting anyone outside the two of you and if you can make it work, great. You just have to know if you yourself can trust her and put the niggling doubts out of your head. If you don't trust her you are only going to hurt yourself in the long run.

As for wondering if you'll look like a desperate piece of shit if you do take her back, I don't think you would. Not the first time. Not if you keep your self respect in the process.

Good luck and I hope things turn out right for you.
 

Tuukka40

Well-known member
More great opinions thanks everyone.


Another question to throw out there: Would it be humiliating for me to take her back? Would i look like a desperate piece of shit?

I probably already know the only two types of answers I will get though lol: 1. Yes, it is humiliating or 2. Don't worry about what other people think, etc. etc.

Are you being desperate by taking her back?

If not, then no, you're being forgiving, understanding, and loving. If you truly believe that she isn't going to cheat again and you want her back, then you shouldn't care.

If you don't truly believe she will never cheat again and you still date her then you may just be going back to what's familiar (and being desperate).
 

R3K

Well-known member
I've been the "other guy" in this scenario several times... though it never went to sexual contact. every time a girl with a boyfriend starts flirting with me 90% of her conversation sounds like this "i need a new boyfriend... I hate my boyfriend... my boyfriend is such an ahole..." etc, etc...

my point is that ever since you guys started having issues however long ago before the cheating incident, she's been confiding in this "other guy," and he's probably been egging it on. he probably feels cool that she "dumped" you for him - if only for one night.

she's been wanting out of your guys' relationship for a long time, and her going to this guy is desperation mode. don't be a cuckold. cut her out of your life completely, but don't give her the pleasure of some heartfelt goodbyes and shit, just quit her cold turkey and go find a better lady.

cuckold (ˈkʌkəld)

— n
1. a man whose wife has committed adultery, often regarded as an object of scorn
 

Solo Dolo

Well-known member
I've been the "other guy" in this scenario several times... though it never went to sexual contact. every time a girl with a boyfriend starts flirting with me 90% of her conversation sounds like this "i need a new boyfriend... I hate my boyfriend... my boyfriend is such an ahole..." etc, etc...

my point is that ever since you guys started having issues however long ago before the cheating incident, she's been confiding in this "other guy," and he's probably been egging it on. he probably feels cool that she "dumped" you for him - if only for one night.

she's been wanting out of your guys' relationship for a long time, and her going to this guy is desperation mode. don't be a cuckold. cut her out of your life completely, but don't give her the pleasure of some heartfelt goodbyes and shit, just quit her cold turkey and go find a better lady.

cuckold (ˈkʌkəld)

— n
1. a man whose wife has committed adultery, often regarded as an object of scorn

I agree with you almost 100%. everything you said is most likely dead accurate. Yes, we had been having problems for a while so yes, she has more than likely been confiding in him all the while....meanwhile he took advantage of that and blah blah blah. Fine.

But the thing that gets me is that she was a wreck after it happened and after she admitted it to me. She hated/hates herself for it and has seemingly showed genuine remorse. As mentioned, it is approaching 5 months now since it happened and she has still not shown interest in anyone else but me. I have kind of been stringing her a long for these 5 months because I have been trying to sort out my feelings and if I am capable of taking her back. If she really wanted to, she could have just said "**** it, I'm not dealing with this" and could have left right after she cheated on me or any point thereafter. She could have gone and been with that guy...or any other guy for that matter. She knows she doesn't have to put up with me stringing her along. But I can't string her along forever or yes, she will grow weary and will eventually HAVE to break things off once and for all because it is not healthy for either of us to remain stagnant indefinitely. That being said, that is what makes it far too difficult to simply let her go after this (also the fact that she accepts me for my other problems like hyperhidrosis and stuff).

This is easily the worst and most difficult thing that will happen in my life :(
 

R3K

Well-known member
do you think she's really in full control of her emotions regarding this ordeal? do you really think she's been conveying wise intentions about the state of your guys' relationship after this recent crazy turmoil?

she wanted a fast, easy physio-emotional fix for your guys' relationship problems so she went to that guy like a prosty. nothing she's said or done about things between you and her now is any kind of rational or realistic shit.

and do you really think this other guy will take her after seeing this unfaithful move on her part? he just wanted a piece of @$$ for a minute to solve his own emotional issues or something. everything she's telling you right now may be true and heartfelt but it's ultimately just more emotional repair for herself - she'll probably say anything to you right now to make herself feel better... at your expense. you're little better than that "other guy" right now. he probably hates it too. she's just an inbetween clinger right now who probably shouldn't be trying to get into serious relationships with other men right now.

tell her you're gonna try to start seeing other people for a while and that you think you guys should take a break and see how she reacts to that.
 

Solo Dolo

Well-known member
do you think she's really in full control of her emotions regarding this ordeal? do you really think she's been conveying wise intentions about the state of your guys' relationship after this recent crazy turmoil?

she wanted a fast, easy physio-emotional fix for your guys' relationship problems so she went to that guy like a prosty. nothing she's said or done about things between you and her now is any kind of rational or realistic shit.

and do you really think this other guy will take her after seeing this unfaithful move on her part? he just wanted a piece of @$$ for a minute to solve his own emotional issues or something. everything she's telling you right now may be true and heartfelt but it's ultimately just more emotional repair for herself - she'll probably say anything to you right now to make herself feel better... at your expense. you're little better than that "other guy" right now. he probably hates it too. she's just an inbetween clinger right now who probably shouldn't be trying to get into serious relationships with other men right now.

tell her you're gonna try to start seeing other people for a while and that you think you guys should take a break and see how she reacts to that.

It sucks how much I believe you're right :( But I just can't imagine my life without her. My head and my heart are waging all out war against each other :(


*Side note* ---I just realized also that I don't think I mentioned a single time that we had been together for over 3.5 years and this is the only incidence that ever happened that has elicited distrust/infidelity on either part.
 

Get_RektXoXo

New member
If a man say something like " I cant imagine life without her" then there is only 1 thing I can tell you. Stay with her but she will be cheating again seeing how you react to this. She has got you under the emotional control it seems and sometimes it is better to stay under it.
 

Solo Dolo

Well-known member
If a man say something like " I cant imagine life without her" then there is only 1 thing I can tell you. Stay with her but she will be cheating again seeing how you react to this. She has got you under the emotional control it seems and sometimes it is better to stay under it.

interesting advice
 

MotherWolff

Banned
As the title says...the girl whom I presumed to be the love of my life cheated on me 4 months ago. We had been each other's first and only. We lived together and had been having some hard times and would argue a lot and stuff but I never wanted to let her go and I never stopped loving her. She used to tell me that she could never imagine being with someone else and would hate the idea of me being with someone else. Long story short she made it clear she wasn't happy and was finally considering if being with me was best. I was slapped with the reality that she might actually leave me and then I changed. I was a new man and treated her great. A week later (after my "enlightenment") we went somewhere very special to her for her birthday and had a great time and had great sex that night and everything was perfect...so i thought. The following day we went home. That night (the day after her birthday) she went to a friend's house and ended up going over to this guy's place who lives next to her friend and had sex with him that night and she was completely sober. I had been texting her because it was late at night and she still wasn't home and typically she was never one to be out late. I was only texting to see if she was ok and when she would be home...she would text me back like nothing was going on even though she was hanging out with another guy whom she was about to have sex with. Anyways we will fast forward to the next morning and she was acting weird for a while until i finally pushed it out of her that she cheated on me. She was crying like crazy and I was in shock. Neither of us had ever been intimate with anyone else so this was a really big blow. Apparently she had hung out with this guy a few times before and NEVER told me about it. She says that she just thought he was a guy friend and didn't tell me because she didn't want me to worry. And also that that one night is the only time they had ever kissed and/or had sex. All that being said, I have been in unfathomable pain/anger/depression/everythingbad for the last 4 months. All the while she has been trying to win me back and blah blah blah. She seemingly took responsibility for cheating, she has been going to counseling, and has mostly seemed genuinely remorseful and has said that she would never again cheat on me or on anyone else (assuming I don't take her back) ever again because of how bad it has made her feel about herself, etc. Since the incident (cheating) happened, we have spent time together here and there. When I am able to suppress the thought of her cheating out of my head, I am still able to enjoy my time with her and love her....but sometimes that makes it that much harder when I remember what she did to me and I go back into a place of extreme depression/sadness/anger/etc. Perhaps the most painful part is that I NEVER thought she was that kind of girl which is one of the things that I loved most about her. It might also be noteworthy to say that this is the only time she has ever done this (allegedly at least).

If you have read this far, thank you. And I am just wanting some outside opinions on the following matters:

-Do you think someone like her can genuinely change (aka never cheat again)?
-Do you think trust can be rebuilt in this type of situation?
-Technically, if she didn't love me at all she could have just cheated and said **** you and left me...but she wants me back...doesn't that count for something?
-It's been 4 months since she cheated and and we've been broken up and she has still not gone looking for another guy besides me.

****Perhaps the most important question: Do you think I should give this relationship another chance?


If you actually read all of this and reply....thank you, you are awesome.

You should just leave the person and move on with your life. She obviously did not deserve you anyways.
 
Hey man, I feel bad for you... as you once were a valuable online friend. I don' tknow what to say, except that if it were me, I'd definately not go back with her... you cannot get back together when someone disrespects you in the ultimate way... sorry just my opinion. Another thing, you might think that this girl is the special one, but the truth is any one girl out there can be "the special one" for you (at least the millions compatible with you). You might think that you can't move on from this girl, but the truth is you can... there will be other girls that are just a special (or more) and maybe one that will not argue with you too much.. etc. There's plenty of girls and so many of them have the potential to become the love of your life. But, the decision is yours... these are just my opinions and thoughts. Good luck!
 

Luckylife

Well-known member
Its obvious the other guy wanted her for keeps. I know a woman who is in a stable relationship and she has made it quite clear that the only way she will leave him is if she packs her bags and settles in with me. If that happened I wonder if the other guy would become a member of this forum. We're hardly the ones to give the best advice here, speaking personally, I rarely have relationships. But if it happened once there is every chance this infidelity will happen again.

You aren't doing too badly, at least you didn't marry her. I was reading a biography of a lighthouse keeper (of all things) and he described his wedding night - His new wife said she had slept with who she wanted before she met him. Now she was married she was damned if she was going to do any different. And off she went and left him to sleep alone. He says they spent the occasional night together but he didn't do much for her and she even gave him a dose of clap, caught off Jimi Hendrix!
 
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williamreinsch

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As the title says...the girl whom I presumed to be the love of my life cheated on me 4 months ago. We had been each other's first and only. We lived together and had been having some hard times and would argue a lot and stuff but I never wanted to let her go and I never stopped loving her. She used to tell me that she could never imagine being with someone else and would hate the idea of me being with someone else. Long story short she made it clear she wasn't happy and was finally considering if being with me was best. I was slapped with the reality that she might actually leave me and then I changed. I was a new man and treated her great. A week later (after my "enlightenment") we went somewhere very special to her for her birthday and had a great time and had great sex that night and everything was perfect...so i thought. The following day we went home. That night (the day after her birthday) she went to a friend's house and ended up going over to this guy's place who lives next to her friend and had sex with him that night and she was completely sober. I had been texting her because it was late at night and she still wasn't home and typically she was never one to be out late. I was only texting to see if she was ok and when she would be home...she would text me back like nothing was going on even though she was hanging out with another guy whom she was about to have sex with. Anyways we will fast forward to the next morning and she was acting weird for a while until i finally pushed it out of her that she cheated on me. She was crying like crazy and I was in shock. Neither of us had ever been intimate with anyone else so this was a really big blow. Apparently she had hung out with this guy a few times before and NEVER told me about it. She says that she just thought he was a guy friend and didn't tell me because she didn't want me to worry. And also that that one night is the only time they had ever kissed and/or had sex. All that being said, I have been in unfathomable pain/anger/depression/everythingbad for the last 4 months. All the while she has been trying to win me back and blah blah blah. She seemingly took responsibility for cheating, she has been going to counseling, and has mostly seemed genuinely remorseful and has said that she would never again cheat on me or on anyone else (assuming I don't take her back) ever again because of how bad it has made her feel about herself, etc. Since the incident (cheating) happened, we have spent time together here and there. When I am able to suppress the thought of her cheating out of my head, I am still able to enjoy my time with her and love her....but sometimes that makes it that much harder when I remember what she did to me and I go back into a place of extreme depression/sadness/anger/etc. Perhaps the most painful part is that I NEVER thought she was that kind of girl which is one of the things that I loved most about her. It might also be noteworthy to say that this is the only time she has ever done this (allegedly at least).

If you have read this far, thank you. And I am just wanting some outside opinions on the following matters:

-Do you think someone like her can genuinely change (aka never cheat again)?
-Do you think trust can be rebuilt in this type of situation?
-Technically, if she didn't love me at all she could have just cheated and said **** you and left me...but she wants me back...doesn't that count for something?
-It's been 4 months since she cheated and and we've been broken up and she has still not gone looking for another guy besides me.

****Perhaps the most important question: Do you think I should give this relationship another chance?


If you actually read all of this and reply....thank you, you are awesome.

It's quite complicated when it comes to this sort of thing :kickingmyself: its a very tough subject but I was with a girl who I didn't know for sure had had sex with anyone but I had found her on many occasions flirting with men she knew online asking for sex etc.

Every Time I found out she would be crying and would be so obsessed with trying to get me back and to forgive her.

The thing is. I think it's all down to the sort of person you are at that time in your life. It takes a lot to change a person. Some people never change no matter how much they tell you they can.

I noticed with the girl I was with she was just the sort of person who cheats and needs men all over to tell her she's beautiful (probably has a lot of personal issues and past events that maybe make her this way). I know that sometimes it can be because they are maybe insecure themselves.

There's lot's of factors in this, so many grey areas.

Maybe try and get to the routes of why she did it (although i noticed she never wanted to talk about it). I mean the ball is in your court bro. In my experience she did it again and again and again. But if you think you can handle giving her one more shot go for it. Could go well, could also go bad. Its a risk.

All the best to you, im sure you'll make the right choice! :)
 

S_Spartan

Well-known member
All I know is if this was a thread about a guy cheating the girls would be here screaming "kick him to the curb! You deserve better!" In unison. And they would be right!
 
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