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  It’s not even unpopular, It’s just stupidly misinformed. I wouldn’t be surprised if OP was under the age of 18
context: I've never met anyone who forgave cheating that didn't end up getting cheated on again. >
  
  A good friend of mine cheated on his girlfriend, he came clean. They stayed together and she cheated on him with her ex. I don't have a lesson here, I just find it ironic and he totally deserved it. >
  
  If he came clean, and the other party accepted and agreed to continue is that really "deserving it"? >
  
  People really need to learn the difference between "bringing the consequences down upon yourself" and "deserving the consequences".
  Nobody deserves to be cheated on, but someone who stays with a partner who has cheated on them in the past really can't blame anyone but themselves if they get cucked a second time by that person. >
  
  George W. Jr. said it best..."Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice..err uhh..never get fooled again."  Or something.  Jokes aside, I'm picking up what you're putting down. >
  
  Fool me once, shame on…. Shame on you. Fool me you can’t get fooled again. 
  Those were his words if I remember correctly from listening to no role modelz enough. >
  
  Fool me 3 times, fuck the peace sign >
  
  Idk if that next line is appropriate by Reddit standards 😂 >
  
  My friend had a boyfriend who cheated on her and she gave him another chance. Take a wild guess what happened next. >
  
  They saved a ton on their auto insurance? >
  
  i barked laughter so loudly/suddenly at this that my wife is staring daggers at me for startling her, and the cat (asleep in my lap a moment ago) is now missing 
  thanks a lot, homewrecker >
  
  The cat ran away cuz he heard you barking duh >
  
  "The only thing worse than a loser... Is a loser-in-denial." -unknown, probably >
  
  I find it so hard to cheat, though. Kissing is a choice. Touching is a choice. Going back to their room is a choice. If alcohol was involved, there can be a conversation. But most of it isn't the alcohol. >
  
  i don’t even think alcohol is an excuse, I’ve been absolutely shit face drunk and the only person I think about and wanna be with is my boyfriend. >
  
  I have been shit faced drunk also. Using it as an excuse for anything…..is not a good enough explanation or reason to do something you will later regret. You are responsible for your actions before, during, and after you become inebriated. >
  
  I'm not trying to make excuses for cheaters because I don't support that shit 
  That being said, alcohol literally depresses the area of your brain that is responsible for controlling your inhibitions. That's why people have more confidence when they've had a few, or why difficult situations or conversations can be made easier after a couple. Some people have a tighter grip on themselves when they have a few, some people literally turn into entirely different people when they're drunk. >
  
  Exactly, be in a safe place when figuring out what happens to you then make plans, or decisions before hand. A lot of people decide it is not worth it. You do not have to be drunk to have a good time. If I don’t want to be drunk I’ll volunteer to be DD or w.e but yeah. Saying I was drunk so I did x,y,z is not an excuse for me. >
  
  How is a conscious decision to betray your partner and fuck someone else, a mistake? >
  
  I agree. OP really found an unpopular one.