Comments on: Elizabeth Edwards Talks Marriage After Infidelity http://www.newparent.com/celeb-corner/elizabeth-edwards-talks-marriage-after-infidelity/ New Parent Magazine Official Site * The ultimate online companion for new & expectant parents. Get advice from experts & parents. Enter your baby in our photo contest! Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:43:18 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: On Elizabeth Edwards and irony | Women and Work http://www.newparent.com/celeb-corner/elizabeth-edwards-talks-marriage-after-infidelity/comment-page-1/#comment-1527 On Elizabeth Edwards and irony | Women and Work Tue, 05 May 2009 19:06:42 +0000 http://newparent.com/?p=4781#comment-1527 [...] Denise Tanton at BlogHer just sent around this link to Elizabeth Edwards’ new book…“Elizabeth Edwards talks marriage after infidelity.” [...] [...] Denise Tanton at BlogHer just sent around this link to Elizabeth Edwards’ new book…“Elizabeth Edwards talks marriage after infidelity.” [...]

]]> By: Jessica http://www.newparent.com/celeb-corner/elizabeth-edwards-talks-marriage-after-infidelity/comment-page-1/#comment-1525 Jessica Tue, 05 May 2009 18:34:24 +0000 http://newparent.com/?p=4781#comment-1525 I always wonder why the other woman is blamed MORE than the man who cheated on you. I mean, we all know how to say "No" to someone, correct? What does it matter if she's a groupie. She clearly has her own issues and she'll have to deal with those, but I don't think he can get out of it by claiming it was "something different" for him. And no, I don't believe you can ever fully trust someone after they cheated on you. Those of us with partners/husbands/wives usually make a conscious decision to NOT cheat on our partners. Sure, we all have thoughts, but thoughts are different than actually doing it. I don't believe in moments of weakness when it comes to fidelity. I always wonder why the other woman is blamed MORE than the man who cheated on you. I mean, we all know how to say “No” to someone, correct? What does it matter if she’s a groupie. She clearly has her own issues and she’ll have to deal with those, but I don’t think he can get out of it by claiming it was “something different” for him.

And no, I don’t believe you can ever fully trust someone after they cheated on you. Those of us with partners/husbands/wives usually make a conscious decision to NOT cheat on our partners. Sure, we all have thoughts, but thoughts are different than actually doing it. I don’t believe in moments of weakness when it comes to fidelity.

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