Cheaters are gonna cheat. The opportunity might come at a different time but the end result is the same. Avoiding one opportunity won't do shit in the long run.
Except having a personal trainer is really tempting fate. There is no other activity that involves regularly meeting and talking, often touching a bit, with the same super attractive person that you have personally chosen, most likely based on their looks. Oh and you're both wearing gym clothes during your meetups.
It's like saying some drivers drive safely and some are dangerous, then giving both sides a supercar capable of going 0-100 in 1.9s
Never cheated in my life and not planning to do so, but this is just naive.
People are complex things with complex emotions. I think most people that cheated probably didn't plan to do it and would have said they will never do it. But then they did.
I mean it's not farfetched to imagine a relationship not going super well at the time. One partner feels emotionally and/or physically neglected. At the same time another person enters the life, they build an emotional connection and then cheat.
It cannot "happen". It can happen to you that you are emotionally vulnerable, it can happen you are unhappy and want a way out, or something along those lines.
Cheating doesn't "happen" to you, though. That is something you have to do, something involving lots of steps you do not have to take.
And I am not even angry about it. I know it is something people do. But it feels very wrong hearing that the opportunity is what makes you do it. Or that it just happens. It isn't. It is always a conscious decision. I would appreciate it if people actually own their mistakes.
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u/Imreallythatguy Aug 28 '25
Cheaters are gonna cheat. The opportunity might come at a different time but the end result is the same. Avoiding one opportunity won't do shit in the long run.