im not sure because i was a cheater and now i am super faithful and will never cheat again! but i know not everyone can be committed to a person and i think that usually "once a cheater, always a cheater" is usually true but i guess there are exceptions...
I would have to say that it depends on each individual’s situation, every one is not the same. I’m sure there isn’t anyone that can honestly say they are perfect. We all have our faults. If a person cheats I’m not saying it is right, it’s just that there is something they are lacking at or they are unhappy in their current relationship. If a person does decided to cheat on their significant other you should first think hard before doing something that you will regret later. Nine times out of ten when a person does end up cheating afterwards they realize what the impact that they have done and what they have lost and it wasn’t really worth it, that’s if they have feelings at all. Once it is to that point that is something you will have to live with the rest of your life
I can honestly say that I used to cheat on people but I've had a steady relationship for 2 years and haven't once cheated on him. If you love someone, truly love them, then other people won't matter. Sure, you like people but that doesnt mean that once you've cheated that will never change.
I really think that is a false hurtful thing to think. There are some people you may be able to say that for, but many others who would never hurt someone like that again. Who had no bad intentions in the first place.
No, it's not fair. It's like saying, once a liar, always a liar. Or once a drinker, always a drinker, once a bad footballer player; always a bad footballer player.
It makes no sense whatsoever. Mistakes happen, people have moments where they forget who they are, people don't always act according to how they think or understand where their behavior comes from. The idea to say that one cannot learn or adapt makes the whole of humanity seem one-dimensional and rather sad. Often a "cheater" will feel such guilt after their behavior that the idea of doing it again would be simply impossible.
I think people can change....if they know they made a mistake and really love the person they are with .... I would say that they may not cheat. At least I hope not.
You know what they say, 'once a con, always a con'.
It makes no sense whatsoever. Mistakes happen, people have moments where they forget who they are, people don't always act according to how they think or understand where their behavior comes from. The idea to say that one cannot learn or adapt makes the whole of humanity seem one-dimensional and rather sad. Often a "cheater" will feel such guilt after their behavior that the idea of doing it again would be simply impossible.