[ SECRET POST #2482 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2482 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In fiction, I just think it's a lazy way to interject drama and the consequences are very trite, because the perpetrator always expects to be forgiven and considers it deeply unfair when they're not. So your first paragraph is correct, but it's not necessarily about how the character who's been cheated on feels.

[(Anonymous)]

Right? This is happening right now on one of my shows and it just pisses me off. I was a big fan of the cheater pre-cheating incident, and not such a fan of her wife, and I'm pretty angry that they made me sympathetic to the character I previously didn't like while making me lose any respect for a character I did like.