7 Reasons When Divorce is the Only Answer to Infidelity
Cheating can make marital relationships fragile and vulnerable. You may forgive your husband for cheating under some circumstances and for some very specific reasons. But there are a few instances when divorce can be the only answer to infidelity. Read on to know what they are.
1. When your husband has repeatedly cheated
You may forgive your husband if he cheats once and apologizes to you profusely. But if he cheats on you repeatedly, there may be no reason for you to forgive him. Divorce may be the only outcome in a scenario when your husband takes your relationship for granted and cheats more than once.
2. When your husband doesn’t pull his act together even after you forgive him for cheating
Your husband should go to all lengths to ensure that he commits no other mistake or doesn’t upset you in any way if you forgive him for cheating. If your husband continues to indulge in flirting with other women of cheating on you in any other form in spite of your gracious acceptance, divorce may be your only answer.
3. When your husband has no substantial reason for cheating
Has your husband cheated on you and given you no real reason for doing so? If this is the case then he could be a manipulative person who has hurt you intentionally. Such a person may be taking you for granted and may deserve no place in your life. This situation may call for you to part ways.
4. When your husband is not apologetic for cheating
After being caught red handed for cheating, your husband should ideally apologize if he is genuinely sorry and if he really loves you. He should give you an elaborate explanation of why he cheated on you and assure you that it will never happen again. But if your husband does show even a single sign of remorse, it means that he never cared about you in the first place. In such a situation, divorce may be your only answer to his infidelity.
