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Romeo is very fickle when he comes to love. This is hinted at in the play when he at first loves Rosaline but quickly changes his love to Juliet the minute he sees her. I would say that he would be infidel quite quickly were he ever to involve himself in a serious relationship, but he killed himself so we'll never know.
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