Do you believe "once a cheater always a cheater"?
14 Answers to "Do you believe "once a cheater always a cheater"?"
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Yes
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i think it mostly depends on how difficult it is to change. for some people its easier than others. and some situations less difficult to face up to than others. eventually cheaters all get caught because that is what they want subconsciously. so no i dont believe once a cheater always a cheater but i may feel differently about one person being that way.
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Yes, I absolutely believe that. But I don't see cheating as a bad thing. I'm a cheater myself and thus I allow other people to cheat on me too. If you expect to be cheated on you'll never be hurt by it.
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I don't think it always means that the cheater will always cheat. I think it just means that the cheated on will always see the cheater as just that, even if s/he remains faithful afterwards.
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Yes, they never change. Never to be trusted again.
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If it happens more than once I do. I think people deserve a second chance to get real and face the real problems in the relationship or in their head.
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Yupp.
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It is very difficult to re-build trust once betrayed. It takes a long time, and even then, may be unsuccessful.
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No but I don't believe in spending the rest of my life worrying that it might happen again
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I think people wont cheat when they find the perosn they truely love, but there is always that nagging doubt because of past actions. So I think they can reform, but they wont unless they chose to.
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I think people can change, but women typically believe it. I am not profiling here, it is my experience. I cheated and it was a long time ago. But unlike most men, i learned from my mistakes. i would never put my relationship in jeopardy ever again.
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I don't believe every situation is the same, whether it is the circumstances of the relationship or the state of mind. So no, I don't believe that.
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Absolutely
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by ProvidentialParlance Jul 21st, 2012 at 4:10PM
No, but if you don't let your shame and guilt over the incident change you into a better person, shame on you.
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