miércoles, 19 de septiembre de 2012

The severity of an infidelity



A spouse who wants to be unfaithful, assesses the severity of the action of a much less serious than the other.

A phrase that says: "The union is a cooperative agreement monogamous although mutual prejudice" would probably think that contains ideas erudite, dense, deep.

Actually is just a simple idea worded fetched.

I'll try to simplify it to remove the darkness that hinders you and I understand.

"... Is a collaborative agreement" because essentially we come together to help us, to gestate children, to complement each other in the various tasks required to support a family: clean, repair, cooking, getting funds to buy food supplies, fuel, cover housing costs, and all that usually do at home.

"... But of mutual prejudice" is intended to describe all that we enjoyed when we were single, students, guests in the parental home.

This promise of forbearance is very hard, hard to bear, especially because in the depths of the heart dwells a very strong idea: "I would hate to meet me but so did my spouse."

The most difficult point concerns the first part of the sentence: "The monogamous union ...".

Each member of the couple may want to have extramarital relations and realizes that this is not objectively harm the other.

If either of you raising this possibility, almost certainly encounter stiff opposition. It's pretty realistic then that family member that you decide to take the initiative, have to lie, cheat, betray, always convinced that it is not hurting the other and that an explicit count on a categorical "no, not think about it! "

While we're talking about words like terrible lie, cheat, betray each cheating spouse feel honest, chaste, innocent, thinking 'just suffer and finding out what's wrong if / I still love you? "

Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): La gravedad de una infidelidad

(This is the Article No. 1693)

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