How many times can your heart be broken by the same lover before it's unfixable?
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Depending on the couple, lies and betrayal may point to a deeper problems between you. Love can only take you so far. Without trust, honesty, respect and communication, the relationship is heading for heartbreak. If you truly want this relationship to last, I would suggest seeking relationship counseling. The key is honest, open communication.
There maybe somethings you need to say to each other, but you aren't saying them for fear it will hurt your partner. I'm telling you, not saying how you feel hurts much worse than coming clean and moving on. Seeing a councilor may help some of these things come out in the open.
Remember, relationship are a two way street the other maybe lying to you (and there is no excuse for this); however, it is also important to look with in yourself to what you and contributing or not contributing to the relationship.
http://www.councilforrelationships.org/classes/main.htm
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You can't put a number of times someone betrays you as a definitive point between where everything is normal, and it is not, but a general rule of thumb I have is that if you have to ask the question, it's probably too many times (yes, even if that number is 1). If someone has been betrayed and lied to multiple times, and returns to have it happen again, they need to realize that their "love" for this person is not a love of that person, but a love of the ideal "person" that is nothing like the betraying, lying jerk that is not worthy of your time.
Sometimes, I've found that some people seem to focus so much on an idealized version of their partner that they don't have the faintest idea who they're even in "love" with is.
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But if you truly want the best for them (the definition often left out of what love is), you have to ask yourself why is it they keep being untrustworthy and unfaithful? Perhaps they're having a hard time accepting that they really don't want to be in the relationship.
If they're going to continue the untrustworthy behavior, I'd say that no matter how many times you forgive them, they're going to continue to do things to betray you. It's a downhill spiral if they are never taking any initiative to fix their behavior and the relationship.
And just because of that, I'd end it. You can still forgive them, but that doesn't mean putting yourself in the position to be hurt again.
personal experience, including being engaged to someone who started dating someone else 3 months before the wedding. The wedding never happened and I've been married 22 years to someone else.
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M$That being said I came up with a rule many many years ago, which is; Be willing to walk away, or be willing to dragged behind.
It sounds to me that you are so forgiving that you get dragged behind.
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M$As long as you are her/his puppy, she/he will never respect you.
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