Though it is generally true that "once a cheater, always a cheater" there are exceptions and I am proof of that. I was married young to a very cold, emotionally distant and demeaning man. I remained faithful to him for eight years before I had an affair that took a year to develop from a friendship. I am in no way justifying what I did, I knew it was wrong then and still believe it is now. They are simply reasons. I craved the physical affection, the attention, etc. everything that I did not get from my husband. I was starved for what I received in the affair, and very little of it was about sex (at least on my part) It tore at my conscience and there was no way I was able to justify it or to carry on with it, no matter that I no longer loved my husband. I discontinued the friendship/affair very shortly after it began and did break with my husband. I was not able to carry on an affair and be married. I felt sick from it and I felt badly about myself and what type of person I had become for it. Now, the good news. I have been remarried for three years now. I can honestly say I have never even thought about cheating on my husband. I believe this is for a few reasons 1. I DID learn from my mistakes 2. I never want to feel that bad about myself again 3. I have realized another person cannot give me all I want, I have to give that to myself. I know this is a generalization, but I believe a lot of women cheat for emotional reasons, for a variety of reasons. If you know your current love cheated in the past, don't chew it over a hundred times with her, but the most important consideration is WHY she cheated and what she learned from it. I'm glad my husband believed in me enough to discuss it and gave me the chance to show him that he is and always will be my one and only. No. Some cheaters have reasons like: They have become depressed and are seeking out what they think they need, but don't really need at all. Some men are lonely and instead of working out problems in their marriage they are too immature, and seek out another woman. Often men ranging from 40 up will go after young girls to boost their egos. Mistakes can be made. None of our lives are perfect, and one can make a mistake. You can usually tell what type of man has cheated, feels guilty and won't do it again and usually means it. It's a small percentage, but it does happen. If my husband cheated on me once I would be hurt, but I know him well enough and would discuss his feelings. It would take me a long time to trust him again, but I'd give him one more chance, but no other chances come after that. Answer Generally speaking, yes. It is showing the person's character. These people understand the importance that society places on trust, particularly in relationships. They have proven they are self-centered in life. "A person's true character is what they do when they think nobody is looking" "A dishonest person is seldom dishonest in only one area of their life." "The best predictor of future behavior, is past behavior." My answer to your question is: From everything I have witnessed in other's experiences, yes. Personally, nobody will have the opportunity to prove that directly with me. Definition of Insanity: "Continuing to do the same thing you have done before, and expecting a different outcome."
Some people say"once a cheater-always a cheater". It will be up to you to make that determination. -It depends on the woman, her previous situation and your situation with her. Sometimes no and sometimes the previous statement is true.
ANSWER: Sometimes when our spouse betrayed us and trust was taken away from us, we always wonder if he or she will do it again, that is why we always think the old myth " once a cheater will always a cheater." But it depends on individual, there are some who become that way, and there are some who don't, because of the hurt, pain, and consequences he made to his wife and family it taught him a big lesson that will last forever.
Once a cheater always a cheater is not always true, but if that man has many ongoing relationships then it has probably become a part of who he is and won't change his ways without some kind of a life-altering tragedy.
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