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User A replied:
Of course, if you are someone who doesn't need to be faithful and you are not jealous in any way, then it shouldn't bother you or cause problems in your marriage. It's all in the perspective. Open relationships have a similar philosophy, but the downside is that you can't achieve a deeper level of intimate love. Many people are not capable of that level of love, so superficial relationships are the best they can get, so that's fine with them. It all depends on what you can accept and accept.
User B replied:
It depends on how the couple in the marriage handles the cheating behavior of the husband, it depends on which partner cheated and why, and whether the relationship can survive the cheating behavior of the partner.
User C replied:
Unless you are willing to turn a blind eye when he cheats on you.
collect your evidence without arousing his suspicion.
Then confront him when you feel it is safe to do so.
If he ignores you, or gets angry, or laughs at you.
then you know what to do. Talk to a marriage counselor, or if that doesn't work, find a divorce lawyer and go your separate ways for the sake of your own mental health and happiness.
User D replied:
is impossible. He said he wouldn't do it again, and maybe he wouldn't. However, you will always have trust issues with him. Without trust, no relationship will last. Maybe you can do the whole therapy thing, but there's always this in the back of your mind that if he did it once, he can do it again. Not that I would do it again, but that I could. This is not the way to live
User E replied:
We were in our 70s when I found out my husband was cheating on me. By then, things were long gone, but the marriage was never truly good again. I persevered, including taking care of him around the clock when he was sick, because I had no other choice.
User F replied:
If both parties are willing to do the work, it is possible. If he continues to cheat, the wife has two choices: leave and end the heartache, or accept and let him cheat in peace. You have to teach others how to treat you.
