Would you forgive your partner if they confessed to a one-night stand?

would you forgive?

  • yes, I would

  • Yes, and I have in the past

  • No

  • Not sure...

  • other*~~~


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Charlotte ~08

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I wouldn't, I would never trust them again. Infidelity and dishonesty are deal breakers as far as I'm concerned.

would you???
 
Before I was married I always said never but now that I'm married with kids, possibly I'd be able to forgive.

It depends on the circumstances, his level of remorse, and if we have children.

I always say, never say never.
 
Probably not, and my husband made it absolutely clear before we were married that he would absolutely not.

My ex was a cheater...I don't ever want to live through that again, nor do I ever want to hurt another person like he hurt me. Certainly not my husband, whom I adore. Even if I decided it was over between us, I think the very least I owe him is to be honest about that and deal with it, instead of sneaking around behind his back.
 

No, absolutely not. DH and I both agree about this. It wouldn't be about the other woman - it would be about the lack of respect for me and how I feel about it. Cheating is one of my dealbreakers.
 
No, I would not be able to forgive. Once the trust is broken, I would never be able to feel the same or be able to fully trust him. I would not want to live the rest of my life with someone who didn't take his vows seriously and who I could never trust again.
 
No. I haven't been in that situation but I am pretty positive all trust would be gone.
 
I've always told DH I can stand anything he dishes out, except.....

if he would ever cheat on me or hit me. So no I couldn't forgive.
 
RIght now I could say no forgiveness if he cheated but I voted don't know. Because it's one thing to be hypothetical another entirely to be in the situation.
 
That's something I can't even comprehend. We've been married a long time with neither of us ever straying and at our current age and comfort level it's not likely to ever happen.
 
Nope. I dealt with this in my previous marriage and it's an absolute deal breaker for me. DH has always been well aware of my position on this.
 
It would depend.. (Of course my DH is no longer alive..) However, I have known several couples where one or the other either had a one-night stand or a full-blown affair - and after intense counseling and a lot of very hard work on their parts, when on to be happily married for 20 to 30+ years with no further infidelity..
 
Yes I would forgive but I have no idea if the marriage would survive.

I have been with my DH at about half of my life. I don't know if I would waste the second half looking over his shoulder.

I would most certainly seperate and take some time to see what the right thing to do is.
 
No, Dh knows that is a deal breaker for me. My father was a cheater and I will not be married to one.
 
My husband is probably the best father I could ever ask for and is a very good person, so if he cheated, there would have to be something pretty major going on so I'd forgive him and we'd work through whatever it is.

Doesn't mean I wouldn't be very mad at him, though.
 
No.

I don't think I could ever trust him again. Trust is very important to me.
 
It would depend.. (Of course my DH is no longer alive..) However, I have known several couples where one or the other either had a one-night stand or a full-blown affair - and after intense counseling and a lot of very hard work on their parts, when on to be happily married for 20 to 30+ years with no further infidelity..

....that you know of.

Nope, not for me, a deal breaker.
 
Oh I have to add this....You said "confessed" to a one night stand.

That would probably be a deal breaker for me because I told my DH if he has a one night stand to keep it to himself.

So that would piss me off on top of the affair.:mad:
 












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