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It depends. How many years has it been, how long was that relationship, did he tell you casually like it was no big deal or does he truly show remorse?
There's a difference between had an ongoing affair on a long term partner and hid it from them vs one night stand in a drunken college party that made him feel disgusted with himself.
I cheated on a bf once in college, and it's the worst thing I've ever done. I came clean the next day and broke it off. I deeply regretted it, went to a therapist and have never done it again. Now I'm in a super serious long term relationship, we've done long distance, we're gonna get married and I would never ever cheat on him. He's known everything from the start. There are no trust issues.
So it really depends.
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Obviously, as explained in my first post regarding the state of my circumstances, the answer to that would be no.
I still don't see why my side, which I tried to be fair and objective as possible, is still not well received.
I suppose I can take comfort in knowing that if the roles had been reversed and either my husband or his gf had written in for advice explaining it the same way, I would have been sympathized with and they would have been the villans. That's the only thing that makes sense.
Thank you for your input anyways.
When a guy ever asked me to do anal, I would respond with ‘sure, bend over’, and it would get them to stop asking.
Really though, if your partner gets mad that you call off an open relationship, then your relationship is not ready to be open to begin with.
I understand your concerns, and you have every right to make the decision. You are the bride! One factor that may be pulling at your fiance is that in Catholicism, marriage is a sacrament. There are 7 sacraments. Marriage is required if living as a married couple or one is not in a state of grace, meaning one should not receive Communion, etc. I suggest doing the Catholic wedding, perhaps later on, if your heart is set on another type of wedding now. If not, if he is a Catholic, it's not really a wedding in his faith. Not meaningless, mind you, but like church without the Eucharist would seem pointless to a Catholic, though it may be meaningful. I'm probably not making this easier, but will attest this is exactly what my dad and mom did. Catholic marriage took place later. The classes and such are pretty minor, and the modern church is less strict than ever. There's no way to really “fail” the classes or the interview.