Showing posts with label Is it Cheating?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Is it Cheating?. Show all posts
Saturday, June 12, 2010
"He Cheated With You...Now What?" (Cosmo News)
So I'm on the train yesterday when I came across a fabulous article in Cosmos May 2010 edition. The article was thought provoking for me on numerous levels. One because it nearly sugar coated cheating/infidelity by giving readers an entirely different way of looking at the subject. In the article, the woman the guy cheats with is described as, "levelheaded, and normal", vs. "a skanky ho". In summary, the article paints a scenario of you meet a guy, he has a girlfriend yet he's not married and/or engaged to the woman. He feels stuck in the relationship and for one reason or another the guy doesn't have the "courage" to walk away. As I continued reading on my commute I kept thinking to myself that if I were the "levelheaded", "normal" chick described then I don't see how I would be able to trust the guy in a relationship. I would always think back to when he was cheating on his girlfriend. On the other hand I agreed with the article in regard to the realization that not everyone is "100 percent single", especially at this stage in the game. I'm approaching my mid-thirties and this article made me look at cheating in a whole new way. It points out that if we're in a relationship and decide not to marry someone it's because we know that they are not someone we want to spend the rest of our lives with. So if the guy you meet is attached but not committed by engagement or marriage then why isn't he considered fair game? Is this a relationship doomed for future disaster or is it possible that it's the start of a beautiful healthy relationship based on the fact that the guy eliminates the girl that isn't good for him and chooses you? Let's talk about it...
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The Brooklyn Chronicles, Inc., is a lifestyle blog that promotes Peace & Love. Encouraging healthy lifestyle, from relationships to good nutrition. Barbara interviews and uplifts Brooklynites that have experienced some of life's most adverse circumstances. Connection with another person in any capacity that is positive is priceless! Barbara teaches through her own personal experiences in love, loss and adversity. She focuses on the importance of self-love, while emphasizing that deep connection with the Creator, God, Jesus, and the Spirit are key to liberation from all of the chains that bind us. The ultimate result is a happy and joyful life free of baggage.
Barbara A. Crooks graduated from St. John's University (Queens Campus) in 2005 with a B.A. in Sociology. She enjoys promoting and encouraging healthy positive relationships that are built on love. She understands that the key to loving another unconditionally is to 1st love, know, and accept oneself wholeheartedly. The journey to loving oneself isn't always easy and one may encounter many obstacles along the way. She offers advice through her own experiences, which she hopes will assist readers on their journey. She is a loving mother of three beautiful & bright children. Barbara was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She now resides in Queens, New York with her children.
