Second chances in marriage are a wonderful thing. But, how many second chances should you give your cheating husband? How many times should you go through the pain, the heartache, and the humiliation of discovering that he has cheated on you?
For many women, this is the big deciding point in a relationship. One time is all it takes to call it quits. Other women only give one second chance. But some women are able to forgive their husbands time and time again for the same transgression. Is there a right or wrong way to handle the situation?
One Shot Deal
Every woman has her line in the sand. There is one thing that she just can't forgive. It's something different for different women. For you, it may be cheating. That might be the one thing he can do that will cross the line and that you can't live with in your marriage. There's no shame in that but don't draw things out. Explain it for what it is and walk away clean for both your sakes.
One Second-Chance Limit
Among those who are able to forgive their husband's for one transgression that is often the limit for forgiveness. You believe in your marriage and love your husband. For this reason, you are willing to work hard to learn to forgive your husband and make it work this time. But, you've made it clear that this is the only chance he gets. You're not going to go through this kind of pain again.
Repeat Offender
Some women are made of even stronger stuff. These women subscribe to the theory that whatever doesn't break you makes you stronger. They are able to forgive their husbands over and over again for cheating on them. But, how many times should they offer this forgiveness?
Forgiveness is a wonderful thing. Forgetting is something else entirely. If your husband seems to have a problem where he keeps cheating then it's time to go back to the drawing board and make some changes in your relationship. For the sake of your heart you have to make some changes even if you're willing to forgive your husband for what he's done.
There is no "set in stone" limit on how many times you should forgive your husband for cheating. But, for the sake of your heart, you need to define your own limits and be careful not to offer forgiveness without consequences and you shouldn't go back to the same place in your relationship. Try wiping the slate clean and starting over from the beginning instead.
Don't make any decisions about whether to leave your husband after he's cheated until you've fully thought things through. Otherwise you'll be left trying to figure out
how to get your ex back if you change your mind.
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