/ot/ - off-topic

>How strongly do you feel about cheating?
It's wrong but I know people can handle it differently especially in each situation, like I understand having an emotional breakdown if a husband of several years cheated, but if a non-serious guy you dated in high school cheated it's just silly to act as if that is a life-ruiner
>Would you dump a partner immediately if they did it once, regardless of how in love you were with them? Would you forgive it to a point?
I'd forgive but breakup with them, I'm not gonna go find them and stalk them and get them fired, I might even stay friends with them but distance myself until I can handle it
>Would you sweep it under the rug even if it was a regular occurrence?
hell no
>How much blame do you place on the person they cheated with (assuming they knew they were taken)?
thots will thot, but it's his job to say no
Have you ever cheated or been cheated on?
I was cheated on by my first bf
Have you ever been with a taken person?
not that I know of but I use to talk to a guy, not in a sexual way but I ghosted him when he tried getting sexual, a few months later his wife hacked his skype and made a group chat of all the girls he was flirting with and sent pics of the divorce papers, me and the ladies ended up being great friends though

I don't accept cheaters and I don't date the type of guy who cheats. Cheaters are disgusting.

I would drop a cheater immediately. Being cheated on doesn't even make me sad, it infuriates me and it makes the cheater disgusting in my eyes.
Assuming I knew the person he cheated on me with, and that person knew he was in a relationship with me I would be very pissed at her and if I had the opportunity I would tell her what I think about women like her.

When I was a child I saw a woman getting chased down the street and beaten up by the wife of her lover, I wouldn't do that because I'm not a violent person, but she kinda deserved it imo.

Moved to >>>/g/83805.