Novel & Cerita Quotes About Being Unfaithful

her friend repeated her words to her. "Must you bring up my matter into this? You don't need to throw my words back at my face. My case is different," Faith argued. "How is it any different, tell me? You were both jilted by the ones you loved and had remained single ever since. You only deceive yourself by saying you still believe in love. You actually don't. You're only living in your created world of perfection," Eunice pointed out. Okay. That actually hurt,but she didn't say anything. She didn't know she could see through her that well." Can we stop talking about me? Desmond is actually more im—"

He moved away now, walking toward the chair and sitting down slowly, like the weight of something unseen had settled on him. “People think betrayal starts with big actions,” he continued. “Big decisions. Big mistakes.” His gaze drifted briefly—not to me, but somewhere else. Somewhere internal. “But it doesn’t.” A pause. “It starts small.” His fingers tapped lightly against the arm of the chair. “Small lies. Small secrets. Small things people think don’t matter.” My chest tightened slightly. Not visibly. But enough for me to feel it. Because every word felt like it was brushing too close to truth.

I searched the apartment, trying to remind her in case she'd forgotten who she was. “Poor oldie crashed three hours ago," she slurred, looked up and buried her lips in the jet-black haired dude's mouth, "A girl's only having a some fun." "With his money." Her lover quipped. "Bad girl." Disgust twisted low in my stomach. "What? You think I'm being unethical?" "Unfaithful is the word." I blinked, defensive arms folding under my breasts. "Yeah," she smirked, "But you wanna know who else is unfaithful? Your bitch of a sister. I mean if she's gonna steal your mate why cheat on him?"

She paused, letting that last part sink in. "Well, you already admitted that people ogling you is something you like," he said. "Do you really think I don't get horny for different reasons? I mean, not to hurt your feelings either but it's not always because of you." She was actually surprised by that admission and took a second to formulate her response. It sounded, at first, like he was being petulant, but she realized that it was just his way of being honest. "I know, honey. That's okay. People aren't faithful to each other because they never get aroused by someone else. It takes work. You're allowed to be aroused by someone else. What makes people faithful is ignoring those bad urges."

She replies. Has honest and loving a man can be, there was no way he'd be faultless and hasn't done the things men do; they're prone to cheat, it's in their nature and it kills me to know that they're women out there that foolishly put their entire trust in their husbands; boyfriend and lover.

He froze, and I went on in a low voice. "Your unfaithfulness runs deep, so even if Lydia hadn't come along, someone else would have. You're just that kind of guy—unfaithful, fake, and greedy. "I might have lost some memories, but I'm not an idiot. Did you really think your smooth talk could make me overlook your cheating?" I stood tall and added, "I'm sorry, but I have every right to turn down your absurd demands. I'm not taking any so-called antidote."

Step two: reverse-engineer every sentiment into the worst advice possible. It worked like a charm. Dear Ida, Last year I caught my boyfriend cheating. He called it a mistake, swore it wouldn’t happen again. I stayed. But now there’s a guy at work I can’t stop thinking about. I’m wondering if sleeping with him would help me move past the betrayal. Thoughts? —Paula, Morningside Heights Step 1 (honest version): Dear Paula, Absolutely not. Infidelity is a breach of trust, not an excuse to retaliate. Healing requires clarity, not more chaos. If you’re still hurting, talk to him. Don’t create new wounds to cover the old ones.

He frowned again. "What?" she asked, seeing his quick mood swing. "I'm not that kind of man," he rumbled. "What kind of man?" she asked. "I don't- I'm not promiscuous! I'm not unfaithful!" he growled. "Have you made promises of fidelity to any of the women you've been with recently? I understand you've specifically told one the exact opposite, yet she still wants to be with you. Another promised you no strings attached relationship. Neither calls you unfaithful. Neither has anything but praise for what a good person you are. Why do you think that is?" Gabriella asked gently.

he insisted. Annoyed, Ruby opened her eyes again. "What do you want to talk about now?" Adam pretended to think. "Hmm, how about we talk about you? Who was your first boyfriend?" “That’s easy. ------- “Oh, why did you broked up?” "We ended our relationship because that man was unfaithful! Can you believe it, he was seeing four of us simultaneously. It's enraging! Are there truly men like that in this world? They claim to love us but their actions are filled with lies and deceit! They are all despicable! Why do men behave in such a manner? Deceivers! Manipulative and-"

Spotting Jess she frowned at her friend, ‘What happened, why am I here?’ Jess looked at her cautiously, ‘Don’t you remember?’ Trina closed her eyes and the memories swamped her tears seeped out from behind her lashes and she sobbed, ‘I was unfaithful. Caleb is going to be so angry. He will hate me. I’ve ruined everything.’ Jess jumped to her feet and hugged her, ‘No, no you’ve got it all wrong Trina, they drugged you none of this was your fault’