Bull****, cheating is usually caused by a lack of excitement in daily life. Love doesn't tend to be involved.
Saying this is just horribly wrong and uninformed. especially since you don't know how their relationship functions. You can't know that on what you've just read here, there simply isn't enough information.
I had no idea your relationships are so boring that your partner is constantly finding physical pleasure in others, but I had no reason to assume that was the case for Nuttzy. Generally, when two people are in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship, not a marriage, and one or both partners start cheating, they split up and stick with the person they were cheating with. That said, if a person loves you, they're not going to go out of their way to **** you by ****ing someone else. It's kinda part of the deal. That's the point of exclusivity, unless otherwise stated.
Oh! But she just wanted to experiment!
Right. So much love.
Sex and love aren't the same thing, Nix.
Ofcourse, cheating shouldn't be condoned, however blatantly saying she doesn't love him if she did is just extremely stupid
Sex and love aren't the same thing, but if I'm in a relationship with someone, it isn't because all I want is sex. If that were the case, I'd stick to friends with benefits. Sex without the drama? Good deal. Sex without the love plus lots of crazy? Not so good. But whatever, right?
You just told Nuttzy to threaten her and use fear tactics? While having said that people don't love eachother if they manipulate eachother. Give me a break. You're clearly just full of it. All you're trying to do is futher damage the relationship and not help at all.
I told Nuttzy to threaten to leave her. That's a terrible idea? To say, "If I can't trust you, I don't want to be with you?" That's terrible but spying on her and impersonating someone who may or may not have slept with her before "they were serious" is totally alright? That's twisted logic. If you're going to paint his relationship and everything he does or everything I say with a broad brush, by all means, continue. But what you're saying is stupid.
Here's an idea. Help him. Tell him how to get her to tell the truth without exploiting her trust, thus completing the tit for tat circle of ridiculousness.
The behavior you've shown Nuttzy is pretty normal, especially in a relationship that's under a bit of strain. In a relationship trust has to be earned, and the time it takes for this to happen is really personal. Some take a few weeks, some never actually fully trust the other person. You'd be amazed at how many people check the text message, and what not, of their spouses, even after being happily married for over ten years. You can say it's unhealthy behavior, but on the other hand it also shows you care enough to do something like that.
Yeah, stealing the password to his gf's account, deleting a person on her buddy list and impersonating that person to try to get her to confess is totally legit. Everyone does that. You know what kind of people check their spouse's text messages? The insecure kind. The deceitful kind. The kind who can't man the **** up and say or ask exactly what s/he is thinking. Yeah, let's propagate that kind of behavior, Prozac. That's the stuff lasting relationships are made of.