You first must find out if the trust between the two of you is workable, and base your decision on that.
Yes, if both parties have admitted their faults to each other, there can be a relationship still for the two, but it still won't be easy, as there is a trust issue.
no not if you "dont worry about baby, its ok
When you can do whatever the eff they want with other people while still being in their relationship. ANSWER: I think an open relationship between man and his wife is all about sexual partner. They will both allowed or agreed that they can have a different partner sexually without feelings for this other person.
Without evidence like first hand accounts (seeing it yourself), pictures from a private investigator, or a confession, you can't know for certain. If there are clues that make you suspect your partner is cheating like the classic lipstick on the collar, staying out late without telling you where they are or you finding out they were somewhere other than where they said, you should confront them about it. Your partner may have a valid explanation. If you still do not trust your partner after being direct and confronting them about it, you should consider leaving the relationship. Trust is integral to a relationship's health, and you will only continue hurting yourself and your partner by continuing a relationship void of trust. If you decide to work through it, consider couples therapy. Your relationship is definitely on the rocks if you don't trust each other, and usually people never regain trust without outside assistance.
no.
Of course it is possible to be not suited for a relationship, you could be from different styles of life and it would still be ok, as long as you and your partner have feelings for each other and want to be with each other then that's all that matters as long as the relationship is within the law.
Since the two mates have simultaneously cheated and lost respect and trust for each other, but still love each other then they should sit down and communicate as to why they each cheated. Something was missing in their relationship and they had not learned the rules of good communication and loving each other means you should be able to talk to each other about anything. Also, humans make mistakes and if they can learn from their mistakes then they are that much wiser and more apt to mend their relationship. Trust and respect take sometime to earn back, but if the couple love each other they will work together on their relationship.
Unfortunately, doesn't change the fact he still cheated and you deserve better.
Basically, a fiery, intense, stormy, battling, (possible violent), and passionate relationship with your partner. It's anything but dull or boring. You and your partner fights over little things but still feel attracted to each other. It's a love-hate relationship.
In what contexts do you mean? If your in a relationship with your partner all you life , i t still does not mean it is going to be your last relationship you'll ever have.
It is unfortunate that you were cheated on and then he left you but it may be the best for everyone at this time if you parted ways as it seems he is not ready for a committed relationship.
To clarify, we dated for almost two years. She went out with this other guy one day before we broke up (date: Jan. 14; break up: Jan. 15). I only found out three months into their relationship that she cheated on me. She is still with the guy to this day, and I still have strong feelings for the girl.