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Date: October 27, 2022

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She cheated. That she told you, supposedly feels guilty about and all of that, means nothing quite frankly. No amount of apologizing, promising, confessing to people, or tears will erase what she did. Your trust in her is shattered, and now she wants to be single “for a while to figure things out.” She put you on hold and expects you to sit around and wait until she's done either deciding if you're worth it, or until she's done trying out more with the guy she cheated on you with (or some other guy(s)).

Her being bipolar depressive isn't an excuse. She did everything, from the flirting to hiding it from you to screwing that guy, willingly. She did it because she wanted to. It wasn't a mistake, it was a whole series of choices that she purposefully made to let that other man step in front of you… the guy she said “yes” to marrying. And every single choice she made was an instance her cheating on you. Keep that in mind.

Maybe she is really upset. Maybe she really does regret doing what she did and ruining the relationship. But to be blunt, she shouldn't get a say in whether you stay or go. That's entirely up to you now. You're the one she hid things from, lied to, and cheated on. You're the one who has to live with the memories of her actions, the anxiety/stress of wondering what else she might have done with that guy (but didn't tell you), and that niggling little mental worm of wondering what/who she might be doing when you're not around her.

Only you can decide what comes next, OP. But personally, cheating is a “one strike and you're out” deal for me. The moment it happens, the relationship is over. Period. So now you have to chose whether to stay with someone that you'll likely never trust again, or move forward without her in your life. And if you do break up for good, block her. Don't stay friends or in touch. Just walk away, heal from her betrayal, and find a more faithful partner when you're ready to.

You are right. Thank you.

But he isn’t marrying the family. She’s asking if her mom can stay in their house and make it her own for a week. He doesn’t want that. Compromise maybe. He can go stay at a hotel and get his space. It’s not singling the parents out. It’s everyone

This isn’t about trust. Relationships don’t work like “if it’s your problem or their problem.” It’s a compromise. Partners that aren’t considerate are unhappy, and nuke their own relationship.