CoolCartoon said:
what about her legal husbond...?? she is not loving him...so sje is not a good woman to him. what happend if it happens to you ???
She's here for a project of 5 years.
And will be returning to her country by 2010.
Love, cheating or being UN-faithful?
What is being unfaithful? Having more than one relationship simultaneously?
We often hear of people being painted black for breaking social rules in pursuit of happiness. In other words people who leave their so-called loved ones in favor of new found love.
I agree this is a very bogy topic to touch and get swallowed, however, I like to question, is it always correct to point the finger at the person who makes the move and call that person being “unfaithful – the cheater”, or rather digest the other side of the picture and see a person who had flown away to another destiny?
Can a person be in love with more than one person at the same time?
If the answer to this question is no, then how can you define it as being unfaithful?
You were first in love with a person and then you fall out of love and fall in love again with another person. As far as the first person is concerned there’s no relationship to be unfaithful. A mere social bond does not qualify a person to become the victim of an unfaithful partner. Love matters… a social bond commits two people together but in any case it’s not a hard and fast rule as every individual have a right for his/her own feelings.
But maybe… maybe, it’s quite possible for a person to love more than one.
I mean love is not a formula with defined parameters that can be applied in just one sense. Just the way you love your mother, father, siblings and friends, you can love other humans in a totally different sense. Does this qualify as being unfaithful? I always believed that faith is in the thought not the deed…
We don’t own anything in this world. What more we don’t even own ourselves, since our final destination is death where we leave this body that we take so much care in providing with earthly pleasures.
So how can we point a finger at another person and say you were unfaithful and you left me for another person, since one day, you will leave yourself; your whole identity and this world will lose that “You” forever.
I think some wise person had said “if you love someone you have to let that someone go…” How well said! But the fact remains that it does not give anyone the right to play with another person’s feelings and to forget the duties and the responsibilities that is vested on every relationship.
I do not encourage people to be unfaithful, but, if need arises you have to always let it go. If need arises you have to always say “I’m moving on” or “please do move on”. At least for the sake of the happiness of all. That’s not being unfaithful.
Feelings are to be shared, not kept or given.