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by Tygerlilie on April 10th, 2009
I would think loyalty tends to be an aspect of someone's personality whereas being faithful is more of a choice/obligation.
Someone who stands up for their friends when another person speaks badly of them behind their back. Would fight for them.
That is loyal.
Staying with a person that is self-destructive but obviously loves you.
That is being faithful.
"I'm loyal to my friends and family. To my belief system and passions. I am faithful to my significant other and my 9-5 job."
That's about the best I've got.
by dezzie on March 28th, 2009
i would say being loyal is more like being trustworthy and being faithful means you have a stronger devotion to your objective
by AWA321 on February 25th, 2009
I think being loyal means always coming back - and adding the faithful bit would mean always coming back to the same partner only ;)
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