Kopano asked:


I’m starting to think that most people marry fully expecting that they’ll be faithful in every way to their partners for a lifetime until reality sets in. What do you think?

How to Survive an Affair

Kyle K asked:


These two characters come from Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and The Death of a Salesman

i have a debate of these two topics both sides to the arguement would be appreciated. thanks =]

marital infidelity

botkab23 asked:

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How to Survive an Affair

tangerine asked:


Never mind the fact that the poor woman has now been dead for 10 years, but many people here seem to forget the fact that it was Charles who cheated first, and with a rottweiler at that!

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Delfina D asked:


My husband once told me that if I would ever cheat on him he would leave and take our two kids with him, and that he would get full custody.
Not that I’m planning on cheating, but it doesn’t seem logical that courts would grant one parent full custody of the children if the other parent caused the breakdown of the marriage by infidelity.
Why would cheating on my husband mean that I would be a bad parent to my kids? Can the courts really take away kids for that reason? Or was my husband just trying to scare me?

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