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It’s a question that’s often asked of people who live with a cheating spouse and, obviously, any response will be tempered by a wide variety of conditions. Firstly, and probably the most pertinent factor involved would be that you’re absolutely sure your husband or wife is being unfaithful in your marriage.

After all, leaving your spouse due to his or her cheating ways isn’t a decision that can be made lightly. For instance, if you have children, how would it affect them? And, the financial considerations and implications of separating from your spouse need to be weighed up seriously before making any moves to deal with your marital problems.

The ever increasing divorce rate in western societies are probably reflecting the breadth and depth of how infidelity and other extra-marital affairs are harming our everyday lives. And, the following video gives some interesting (surprising) insights into how men and women handle the issue of cheating spouses differently. (U.S. examples)

So, it leads to my original question, “Would you leave a cheating spouse?“.

As stated earlier, there most likely would be many qualifiers to your answer. Whether your partner’s unfaithful behavior was physical or more of an emotional outlet might have a bearing on your response. It might not! Cheating on your spouse is “C-H-E-A-T-I-N-G“, no matter how or why it happens!

Whatever your response might be, I think you’ll find the points made by this woman to be quite valid…

If you’ve had to deal with a cheating spouse, what did you do? I’d really like to hear from you.

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