Infidelity - Childs Play Or So You Thought
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Infidelity: A Serious Matter
Infidelity might seem thrilling at the moment, but it can unexpectedly undermine your marriage. While affairs may appear exciting, the consequences often outweigh the temporary fun.
Affairs can be compared to addictions; despite knowing they're wrong, there's an irresistible pull. However, just like any addiction, a moment of realization eventually arrives when you see that this isn’t what life should be about. Sadly, many realize this too late. Engaging in adultery is risky, and someone always gets hurt in the end.
You shouldn’t be unfaithful while maintaining a marriage. Consider how you’d feel if your partner acted the same way. Some relationships are open and work well, but this requires mutual agreement and understanding.
If you’re involved in an affair, ask yourself if it’s truly worth it. Is your life so unsatisfying that you’re willing to hurt your spouse? Do you love the person you’re having an affair with enough to disrupt the lives around you, and is the new relationship strong enough to justify such a decision?
Let me share a story: I had a mare who fell for a gelding in another field. Despite being kept apart, she repeatedly jumped fences to be with him, eventually getting evicted for her behavior. Once relocated, she quickly forgot about him and moved on. This story highlights how fleeting some attractions can be.
Back to affairs: If you’re involved in one, it’s essential to make a decision swiftly. It’s unfair to continue deceiving both your spouse and the person you’re seeing. Make your choice with clarity and an open mind. A temporary rough patch doesn’t mean your marriage can’t be saved and emerge stronger. Be sure that ending your marriage is the right choice and evaluate whether the person you’re committing infidelity with is truly worth it.
If you suspect your partner is having an affair, remember, this doesn’t necessarily spell the end of your marriage. Your suspicions might be unfounded, or if true, you’re now in control. Decide whether your marriage is worth saving and if you can forgive your partner’s mistake. We all make mistakes, and though some are graver than others, should one error define our lives?
Consider the following:
- Do you still love your partner?
- Do you want to save your marriage?
- Are you committed to making it work?
If saving your marriage is your goal, it’s worth putting in the effort now rather than always wondering “what if?” An affair doesn’t mean your partner doesn’t love you or is unwilling to work on the relationship.
Don’t let infidelity ruin your relationship. Take a stand against affairs and focus on mending your marriage before it’s too late.
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