Let's have a bad advice thread >If he/she cheats with

>>17216524
The point is that if someone have cheated once, they are (probably) more likely to do it again, compared to someone who have never cheated before.

>>17216537
I agree. That is a good advice.

>>17216524
My girl has cheated in the past. But she didn't cheat on me and she promised me she will never do it ever again. I believe her.

If she did do it, I would leave her. It would sting for a bit but I would find a better girl. There's no need to be insecure about whether she might cheat on you. If she does she's a whore and not worth being with in he first place

Just stop looking and love will find you!

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This hasn't been much of a bad advice thread...

First, IF you are taking someone from their S.O., then you are being a huge fucking dick. Acceptance being the first step, you can fulfill this role by initiating cheating on him/her with someone else.
Protip: Be bold as you tell the person who is cheating with you that you are cheating on them and that they have no moral high-ground as they are obviously ok with this.
Extra bonus points if you express this revelation to them while receiving sexual stimulation / having sex with someone else.

>>17217145
True if you're a girl.
Or a really attractive guy. (Above average at least)
If you're an average or slightly below average guy you gotta work for it.
Never had a gf but, just doing my normal things and had a girl take interest in me.

>But, you're family.
No there are some deal breakers that break family ties. Fuck off with your book of mormon shit.

>>17217110
You are a stupid, stupid cuck.
I want you to remember that sentence when you find out she's been cheating on you. I want it to ring in your ears. Maybe then you'll learn.

Call a woman fat. Please do, even if it's truth.

Isn't every thread a bad advice thread? You people are morons