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AITA for cutting his daughter off and taking away the things I was doing for her after she had some type of relationship with the woman her father cheated with?
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It's absolutely jarring to have your whole world view and perception of a person just change overnight. Cheating is destructive to anyone. It destroys someone's trust and feelings for the person who cheated on them, and it could destroy things for future relationships as well. The images, and fights, and the words can get locked in your head, thoughts running like a hamster on a wheel. Cyclical and grim ideas that never seem to quiet themselves, to the point where your future relationships are hindered from the fears and insecurities that the cheating caused.
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Woman cuts contact with 16-year-old and her father after finding out he cheated, he guilts his ex into continuing material investments and gifts for his daughter: “She’s just a teenager”
Cheating is first and foremost a horrible thing to do to someone. There's no excuse for it, and it's a matter of being considerate to someone else. When someone cheats, they show you how they really feel about you. Some people cheat with hookups, others choose to be in two relationships at once. When a man juggles two girlfriends, it's only a matter of time before his fantasy ends, and the cold hand of reality slaps him across the face (or her cold hand). Women are like wolves, they will hunt out whatever they need to to get to the bottom of something. And feminine intuition is real. I once had a friend who just had a feeling. She asked her boyfriend straight out if he had a dating app, and lo and behold, he did.
When one does find out about their partner committing infidelity, it can be easy to want to blame the other person. To call them names, to slander them, to blame them for doing what they did. But deep down it could have been anyone. And at the end of the day, the person involved didn't betray anyone or cheat on anyone, it's the responsibility of the one in the relationship and that's that. They would have done it without the specific person.
In the story below, the protagonist is a woman who's been scammed, two-timed, and betrayed. Read the full story below for all the juicy details.