A man who cheats and infects his spouse with a potentially fatal disease is an animal of the most careless and cruel nature. The mere thought of it sickens me. Leave this louse if you can or at the very least, tell him to keep his slimy, disease ridden paws off of you!
I agree, if a spouse cheats to get a divorce
Anyway, this is my thought:
Forgive him...then leave him. Forgiving doesn't mean ignoring!! Forgive him for the STD, forgive him for cheating on you, leave him for being a jerk: for being selfish and endangering your life.
l dont know if yes or no but everything i know is that i am small and that if he dares to cheat on me i swear i would leave him and i would not forgive him would he forgive us NO
Of course you should forgive. It states in The Bible to forgive. If you don't forgive, then you wont be able to move on.
You should always forgive, but the fact of the matter is, you shouldn't disregard it just because he is your husband. So what? He didn't think about that when he was sleepin around with Tina and Pam and brought you back a disease. Leave him...and be careful with whom you trust again
Forget about the bible. A cheater remains a cheater and if a husband is careless enough to give you an STD, his time is over. Get a divorce unless you want to be the doormat for a pathetic liar.
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Amen.
Forgive? Sure, why not? Then sue the jerk into covering the costs for medical treatment of the potentially fatal disease he transmitted to you. It never hurts to let the ill will go, but he should assume responsibility for endangering your health through his infidelity.
ANSWER:It depends when and why he did it. Youre the only one that can answer this because you have to deal with this later on. But one thing though, you didn't deserved to have this transmitted deasease. No one does but unfortunately he never thought of you. Ask yourself if you can really stay with him after the affair he did.
Think about you now, there's a lot of decent man out there for you. Never loose your faith, God is always with you and He wants you to do the right thing.
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This person is right, no one can answer that except you. I know it will be hard but always remember time will be on your side. I don't know the situation between you and your husband maybe you need to ask yourself how you feel. Balance your life, your emotion and if you can do this then you can focus on what you wanted to do with your life.
there right the only people who know what is going on in a relationship are the people in it
yes
yes it is normal
Should a Husband Forgive - 1919 was released on: USA: 1 November 1919
No. He lied to you about love. Sure, you can forgive him, but that won't fix what he did.
It depends. you have to decide if you will be better with him or without him, and whether or not you are prepared to forgive him.
A hole in your heart followed by lies, just try to forgive him and confront him directly for information.
Questions like these, usually just bring out an opinion. (yes or no) We come with an instruction manual, just like your washer and dryer. Jesus said to forgive, best answer is to forgive him. ANSWER: It all depend to what kind of Internet affair your husband did. If your husband never met this woman face to face, then follow what your heart say. If the two of them already met in person, that's when you need to talk to your husband of what's going on with him. Ask him why he needs to find another woman on line to talk to if he can come to you. Your husband is having issue about himself, talk to him. You can forgive him all the time when he make a mistake, but the question is will he stop doing what he is doing now if you forgive him. They say; the truth will set us free, so you need to know.
Time to end the marriage and move on to someone who will be a real husband.
There is no forgiving him. If he puts his own kids aside for someone else he doesn't care. So I wouldn't forgive him.
an american affair
Confront him/her and tell the truth, if you are or aren't having a(n) affair with her boyfried/husband/fiance.
No, it is a waste of energy for you to hunt down the woman that had an affair with your husband. You are going after the wrong person! Your husband is an adult and he was at fault and he could have formed the word 'no' to any affair, yet he persisted and it is your husband that you should be communicating too and perhaps marriage counselling to help you with tools to better your marriage if you want to save it.