by A on July 8th, 2009

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Would you ever try to be friends with the s/o of someone you helped cheat? Why or why not? Also, isn't that like a slap in the face? Like, "Sure, I helped him/her cheat, but let's be friends now anyway." Does this seem wrong to anyone else?

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  • by laaayla on August 18th, 2009

    laaayla

    As wrong as wrong can be. Yup! Yes, your right in thinking that this is a slap in the face. Adding insult to injury.

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  • by Sunshine n Lollipops on July 13th, 2009

    Sunshine n Lollipops

    what do you mean, "helped cheat" ?

    as in being the other woman? and then befriending his s/o? because that is so wrong, awkward, and weird

    altho - life is weird. my ex was developing a close friendship with a female coworker. he told me i had nothing to be afraid of, had us meet, so i didnt suspect anything... she was befriending me even tho they were having sex... of course i didnt find out till way later they had the affair.

    those are the people that i cut out of my life because yes its wrong.

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  • by Stepper on July 13th, 2009

    Stepper

    I wouldn't help someone cheat in the first place.

    I may help them find a mature way to leave an unsatisfying relationship, but cheating is childish and unconscionable.

    If the person on the recieving end of such a breakup were to desire a friendship, there is nothing about the situation that would keep me from one.

    In the situation that you described, that is the second of two "slaps in the face"...the first one being to help someone commit infidelity on someone else to begin with.

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