Would you take your partner back if they cheated on you while too drunk to remember it?

It's a no. If u really can't handle your drink in the first place why would u get so drunk up to that point. Don't let alcohol be an excuse.

Enna - 22yo - level 13 -

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In theory, I would like to believe that I would give her a second chance. I would first want to find out who she had slept with and what kind of relationship they had to got them to had sex with each other in the first place. If there was a strong emotional development that they both had for each other, I definitely would not see myself taking her back. However, if they had just met and she was somehow coerced into having sex with said person, there's a chance I'll take her back. With that being said, if it were to actually occur, I'm not sure I would be able to forgive my girlfriend. The only way I would know is if it were to actually happen otherwise they are all just what if scenarios that I may or may not follow through.

Solina - 24yo - level 25 -

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NO! My wife and I don't even go out drinking with members of the opposite sex just to keep from being tempted. You have to no your limitations, it's a part of maturation.

Tyrone - 39yo - level 45 -

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No because I feel no matter how intoxicated you are your partner should always be the only person you want to be with in that moment

Jonelle - 19yo - level 1 -

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No. A Drunk Man Never Tells No Tales.

Genesis - 22yo - level 40 -

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No probably not but then again I would cross that bridge when or if it ever happened.

PD - 45yo - level 10 -

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Yes, because if they're too drink to remember it wasn't really consensual at all.

Marina - 25yo - level 33 -

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I guess it would depend on how much I love him, and if I could find it in myself to truly forgive him. There’s no point in staying if it will just make the relationship deteriorate. Also, he would have to agree never to get that drunk again. If he is not willing to make changes to prevent me future hurt, then my future is better without him.

Laci - 33yo - level 19 -

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Depending on the situation details further, yes I would.

anonymous - 22yo - level 5 -

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Hell no

Chrystal - 40yo - level 22 -

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Probably not. If they got that don't not to remember it what else are/have they done?

Michael - 32yo - level 17 -

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I cant say 100% I do believe I would stay with my husband but also dont believe people cheat drunk or not for no reason, there was something making that person not happy in there relationship in the first place and I would want to know what made him do it, what about the relationship wasnt making him happy.

ELIZABETH - 25yo - level 10 -

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Absolutely not

Gabrielle - 24yo - level 15 -

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Nope

Shunya - 35yo - level 17 -

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No, If you kill somebody while you were drunk you still killed somebody. Clearly you shouldn’t drink.

Carl - 33yo - level 23 -

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No

Kaitlin - 25yo - level 17 -

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No I would not it doesn't matter the case or how they were it should never happen in first place and you never set yourself up for any reason to cheat in first place

Angela - 44yo - level 20 -

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That's a no

Lara - 42yo - level 42 -

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No

Lara - 42yo - level 42 -

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No

Mark - 45yo - level 12 -

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No

Simmy - 47yo - level 42 -

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Probably not it's hard to say but she knows her talerince so I don't see her being that drunk, so no

Robert - 34yo - level 24 -

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No. Drinking lowers your judgement but no matter how drunk somebody gets cheating still comes from a base emotional reaction and shows what kind of person they really are. If somebody is willing to cheat then I see two things; they aren’t committed to the person that they are in a relationship with and second, they aren’t happy/sexually satisfied in their current relationship. Either way, cheating is a sign that the current relationship isn’t good for either person involved and it is likely that both people have part of the blame for the cheating.

Ben - 38yo - level 9 -

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No

LaMarr - 43yo - level 27 -

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Depends on how long the relationship has been bhai oing on and if any children are involved.

Mike - 42yo - level 40 -

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No

Misty - 30yo - level 8 -

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Man, this is a tricky question because I studied how much drinking can make you become someone else and act insanely. It’s even a cause of reduction of penalty where I live because it literally can transform someone. So... I guess I would take the person back if he agreed to never drink like that again (which, to me, the fact that he already drinks this much is a deal breaker in the first place).

Luiza - 25yo - level 43 -

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It seriously depends on a number of things.
1: swlw2lhere a recent fight prior to the cheating?
2: have they cheated on you ior in any other relationship before ?
3: does he/she know the person they are having an affair with?

Kate - 25yo - level 19 -

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No! It would be hard to trust that person again for me.

anonymous - 23yo - level 8 -

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I did. Still have to fully trust him again, but we are now in some ways stronger as a couple. We had a rough start to the relationship, and it took a toll on both of us. Long distance really compounded the problems we had. In the end, it’s a matter of whether I think our relationship is worth it or not and I do. I blindly trusted him before...and now I’m fiercely jealous. We’re still working on it, key word being WE. I don’t know what the threshold ‘should’ be, but i was decided to stay.

Louise - 23yo - level 15 -

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I did. Still have to fully trust him again, but we are now in some ways stronger as a couple. We had a rough start to the relationship, and it took a toll on both of us. Long distance really compounded the problems we had. In the end, it’s a matter of whether I think our relationship is worth it or not and I do. I blindly trusted him before...and now I’m fiercely jealous. We’re still working on it, key word being WE. I don’t know what the threshold ‘should’ be, but i decided to stay.

Louise - 23yo - level 15 -

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No, you put yourself in the position to cheat

Dj - 20yo - level 11 -

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No

Soo Jin - 25yo - level 8 -

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Yes, sex is only a minor part in a serious relationship and Monogamous relationships are outdated anyway.

Ben - 35yo - level 21 -

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"too drink to remember it"?
Oh, honey, did they use that old line on you? 😂 haha. That's a classic. No. He remembers. He definitely remembers. What's more, he actually TREASURES the memory and thinks about it now and then when he's with you and when he's alone. Heck, he might even be thinking about finding that girl again or getting conveniently drunk enough to "forget" all over again. That's a best case scenario. Worst case scenario is he suddenly "remembers" all the details when bragging to his friends.

Sam - 38yo - level 32 -

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Probably not because even though you were drunk you would never bable to trust them ever again

Chad - 39yo - level 11 -

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No

April - level 1 -

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No, because we are at an age where we should know our limits and avoid situations that would harm us or our family.

Shannon - 42yo - level 15 -

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No

Catie - level 2 -

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No. That is not an excuse to cheat. Know your limits

Julie - 28yo - level 14 -

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I did

Melissa - 38yo - level 17 -

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I don't know if she put herself where that's a problem we better not be thinking about being together. This marriage is us vs the world, let's set this fucker ablaze.

Larry - 41yo - level 33 -

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Absolutely not!

Mel - 33yo - level 21 -

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Nope

Chris - 41yo - level 45 -

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I don’t know. It depends on the other circumstances at play. So it would be rough, but I don’t have a binary answer here

Daniel - 28yo - level 46 -

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Fuck no

Barry - 35yo - level 15 -

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No

Jason - 46yo - level 22 -

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Yes I would

A'Drian - 27yo - level 21 -

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NO

Izabela - 20yo - level 1 -

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Man. I'll curse them out for a long time months... before I accept then back

LeVonte - 26yo - level 22 -

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Probably not. I feel like being drunk is just an excuse.

Rachel - 27yo - level 9 -

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No

Larry - 32yo - level 10 -

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My boyfriend did this to me... and I’m debating if it’s something I can do... it depends on the relationship and if the partner is willing to work on themselves to resolve these issues.

Kellyanne - 25yo - level 12 -

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Probably no as being drunk is not an excuse.

Jurij - 27yo - level 47 -

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Hell no

Raman - 23yo - level 10 -

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I would try to give another chance but trust would be hard to regain and the drinking would have to stop

Tasha - 34yo - level 29 -

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Each situation is different. So long as there is repentance and change I believe there should be a second chance.

Lee - 26yo - level 19 -

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Absolutely not.

Jason - 42yo - level 43 -

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No, I won't. I wouldn't even date someone who gets that drunk

Ximena - 22yo - level 31 -

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Only because I’ve been with my wife a long time and we’ve had and are having an amazing relationship . I would try , and again it would depend on things like how it happened , with who and does she have feelings for said other person. That said you won’t know until it happens and let’s hope nobody ever has to deal with cheating again . I believe if you wanna stray just tell the other person and move with life . In conclusion if I would at all is uncertain but one things for sure , it will never happen twice .

Justin - 36yo - level 8 -

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no.

Phi - 19yo - level 39 -

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I did and it was a drunk night more like a year of lies

Siouxzie - 46yo - level 16 -

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No

0

Yes

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No.

Lauren - 34yo - level 17 -

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Totally depends on many factors. Considering our long term marriage and kids I feel I would definitely try with everything I had to keep the relationship with my wife intact. So long as we both agreed to seek help and identify how we arrived in such a place. Had we been only dating then I probably wouldn’t put any effort into it. I’d cut my losses and move on quickly. So the amount of time invested and what’s at stake is important i.e. marriage and kids.

Dave - 39yo - level 9 -

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If it only happened once and we discussed and prayed together to re-establish trust, I would take my husband back.

Tee - 39yo - level 6 -

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Uhh No!!

anonymous - 42yo - level 18 -

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No

James - 39yo - level 42 -

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She practically doesn’t drink and I don’t either, so supposing it was a rare case where she went out and had too much and it came to that, I would be upset but likely would forgive her, I’m not sure she would be able to forgive herself though.

Woof - 26yo - - level 46 -

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No. If he had such alcohol issues he should get help and quit drinking.
My former fiancee had drugs issues. I was aware and helped him as much as I could. But then he just gave up. He cheated on me with a so-called "friend". It broke me to pieces that I'm still trying to put together, after 7 years... But I could never take him back.

Bulma - 37yo - level 8 -

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No, if he was too drunk to remember it how did he know he cheated? You cheat once you’ll do it again.

Whitnee - 20yo - level 8 -

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Nawh bro

Rich - 31yo - level 26 -

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Nope, it was a choice to get vulnerable like that and responsible for her actions just like a person would be responsible for driving while drunk. So that would be the end of the relationship

Raymond - 21yo - level 23 -

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Yes. I would give her a second chance for that.

Kim - 42yo - level 18 -

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No. Trust would be damaged beyond repair. Getting that drunk doesn't excuse being unfaithful. Just my opinion

JEREMY - 42yo - level 35 -

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It depends. If it only happened once yes. If they get drunk and cheat regularly no....at that point it's no longer the alcohol doing it. It's them and theyare using the alcohol as an excuse

Melissa - 34yo - level 23 -

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Personally no, id be worried that it would happen everytime my partner got drunk & when you are drunk apparently you loose your inhibitions....maybe Sex life was lacking, really does depend on that aspect & how open you both are

Jonathan - 39yo - level 12 -

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