It depends.
If my DH "slipped" one night on a business trip, regretted it, and it never happened again, I'd rather not know. If he were having an on-going affair, then yes, I'd rather be told.
I voted yes because to me the term "affair" means an on-going relationship over a period of time. Now I agree if it were a one night fling while out of town, no I don't want to know.
How many one night fling while out of town would it take for that to be a problem for you?
Another one who wouldn't want to know if it was a one night stand, but would want to know if it was ongoing. To me, a one night stand is a slip up - just a physical thing, but an ongoing affair would mean he probably fell in love with someone else.
Told by whom? A friend/family member or your spouse? It's humiliating either way.
I would want to find out on my own. At least I would feel like I had some control in the situation.
Wow, I am amazed at the people who would rather be left in the dark about a "slip". I will not be made a fool of. In my opinion, once a cheater always a cheater. I would never trust the person again.
Agreed.It depends.
If my DH "slipped" one night on a business trip, regretted it, and it never happened again, I'd rather not know. If he were having an on-going affair, then yes, I'd rather be told.
Yanno, I had never thought about it this way... but I think I agree....It depends.
If my DH "slipped" one night on a business trip, regretted it, and it never happened again, I'd rather not know. If he were having an on-going affair, then yes, I'd rather be told.
If the teller had first-hand information, I'd want to know. If they are speculating or "heard through the grapevine", then I don't think it's appropriate for them to stir up drama.
And cheating, whether it's a one night stand or a long-term fling, is cheating, in my book.
My DH and I both agree that fidelity is a matter of trust and respect and that we respect each other enough that we'd discuss it AHEAD OF TIME if one of us wants to check out the grass on the other side of the fence.