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GeniUs · 56-60, M
Is it because love/lust is such a powerful emotion?
Is it because people are greedy and want 2 things which are supposedly exclusive (to the other) at the same time?
Is it because people don't want to gamble on losing what they have for something they perceive as better?
This is way more complicated than I first thought.
Is it because people are greedy and want 2 things which are supposedly exclusive (to the other) at the same time?
Is it because people don't want to gamble on losing what they have for something they perceive as better?
This is way more complicated than I first thought.
bijouxbroussard · F
Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
[@328496,bijouxbroussard] I agree.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. But one can be honest. Not being loyal is okay. You can call it quits and be the bigger person.
I'm actually high as we speak because I was loyal to end up with someone who cheated on me multiple times. It hurts. I wouldn't do that to someone. Watching my mother deal with a disloyal person, it broke my heart.
I chose to be alone than cheat. I can't. It hurts and I couldn't sleep. I wonder how these people even go on as if nothing ever happened.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. But one can be honest. Not being loyal is okay. You can call it quits and be the bigger person.
I'm actually high as we speak because I was loyal to end up with someone who cheated on me multiple times. It hurts. I wouldn't do that to someone. Watching my mother deal with a disloyal person, it broke my heart.
I chose to be alone than cheat. I can't. It hurts and I couldn't sleep. I wonder how these people even go on as if nothing ever happened.
WhateverWorks · 36-40
Might be asking yourself the wrong question. I think the real question is, “why are people so selfish? “Or “why are people so cowardice (avoiding)?”. Cheating always seems to come down to those why was he personality traits. When I steer clear of selfish and or avoidant people, I noticed that disloyalty becomes less of an issue because it’s not their nature to rationalize screwing people over.
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