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Cheating is adelibrate act not a mistake

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  • Benita

    Cheating is one of the hardest betrayals to process in any relationship. At its core, it’s a breach of trust—whether emotional, physical, or both. It can look like:

    • Emotional cheating → deep emotional connection, secrecy, or intimacy with someone outside the relationship.

    • Physical cheating → sexual or romantic involvement with another person.

    • Digital cheating → flirty texts, hidden online profiles, or “emotional affairs” through social media.

    What makes it painful isn’t just the act itself, but the lies, secrecy, and erosion of trust that come with it.

    If you’re facing cheating:

    • Remember: it’s not your fault. Their choice reflects them, not your worth.

    • Decide if you want to confront, repair, or walk away. Only you can set those boundaries.

    • Healing takes time—anger, grief, confusion, and self-doubt are all natural.

    • Lean on friends, therapy, or journaling to process the betrayal.

    👉 Some people reconcile after cheating, but only if both partners commit to honesty, transparency, and accountability. For many, though, cheating is a dealbreaker—and choosing yourself is always valid.

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