What would you do if your partner was cheating?

Question by Carmen: What would you do if your partner was cheating?
I would like opinions from heterosexual, bisexual & homosexual couples on what would you do if your partner was cheating? Please tell me which of the above you are in the source box. Also, have you ever been cheated on before? If so what did you do?

Best answer:

Answer by diego forlan
hetero.
i would make them feel as shitty as i can. im a scorpio and we manipulate people. so i would make shit up and make her feel a lot worst.

What do you think? Answer below!.

4 Responses to “What would you do if your partner was cheating?”

  1. Winning says:

    i would cheat on him and then break up with him by telling him that i love my new bf more than i will ever love him. straight.

  2. quicksliver_05 says:

    The first thing I would do is go to the clinic to check myself for STD’s. There’s a lot of stuff floating around out there, some small, some big, and most of the time you won’t even know it.

    Secondly, I’d tell them I don’t think it’s fair that they’re having sex with other people and I’m not. Then I’d tell them our relationship is over and I’d go get another partner and start a new relationship. Once a cheater always a cheater. Not just in relationships either. Look at the doping cases in sports. Using performance enhancing drugs to get an UNFAIR advantage. Also known as cheating. That’s why the Olympics puts lifetime bans on cheaters.

    I don’t know if I’ve been cheated on but I’d handle every case the same. Tell them it’s over and get another partner. There’s way to many good honest people out there to be stuck on one.

  3. tea ali says:

    I’ve been married for 18 years and we have kids and a home together. I know that I would be very upset but 18 years is a long time and he’s been a good husband and father to our children so I probably wouldn’t be ready to throw in the towel right away. We would have to talk about what’s wrong. I’d have a hard time trusting him and would probably consider some sort of counseling. I’ve never been cheated on so this is what I imagine I would do.

    If I were single, I could probably just drop him. When you’ve been married for a few years and have kids and a home, there can be other factors to consider.

  4. Audra Mills says:

    Heterosexual..
    & it really depends on how far the cheating went and if you love the person enough to move on from it. If you know the person has truly learned their lesson and you are able to move on from it and have a stronger relationship, it could always work. But if there is still strong distrust and you question whether they could do it again.. then the relationship will never work.

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