First, the post is about a married guy whose wife, after years of marriage, finally tells him that she lied and she was in a lesbian relationship prior to marrying him. And all the advise he was given was, there is absolutely no forgiveness for lying.
Then, a day later, a second poster comes around, after years of marriage, says she lied to her husband and comes clean about being a sex worker. And all the advise was.... It's ok, her husband should forgive her and things will be just peachy.
So I must ask, how are these two people getting so drastically different advice? If lying is lying, like what was told to the first guy, why is it that the same advice for her doesn't apply?
Then, a day later, a second poster comes around, after years of marriage, says she lied to her husband and comes clean about being a sex worker. And all the advise was.... It's ok, her husband should forgive her and things will be just peachy.
So I must ask, how are these two people getting so drastically different advice? If lying is lying, like what was told to the first guy, why is it that the same advice for her doesn't apply?
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