[ SECRET POST #2343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2343 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

It is a complicated situation and different for every case. My aunt had an emotional affair that she escalated into a full-blown affair just so she could get the attention of her husband, who was also cheating on her. At the time, she was suffering from postpartum depression and anxiety as well as taking care of a disabled child, and she did not deal with her problems the way she would have if she was healthier.

She was not getting what she needed in a relationship from her husband (someone she could confide in who was always there for her and her son), so she cheated. He wasn't getting what he wanted (a fully sexual relationship with a woman who worshiped him), so he cheated. But they certainly don't deserve the same level of scorn, in my opinion.

I think we need to look closer at why people cheat before passing ANY kind of judgment.