Would , or could you forgive your partner … (148)

Aug 22, 2022 3:24 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Butterflygirl1
Butterflygirl1Butterflygirl1Dublin, Ireland1,080 Posts
Youcannow: If they were unfaithful under any circumstances?
Yes I forgave him as I didn’t want to hold onto the anger but there was no longer a place in my life for him.
Aug 22, 2022 3:29 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
jagtom
jagtomjagtomocean city, Devon, England UK138 Threads 1 Polls 1,125 Posts
Selenite: No always about codependency or jealousy....
Some people are so sensitive to energy and vibration that when their partner spends time with someone else they feel the change in vibration and it's very disconcerting ... it's like having intimate moments with someone else 'by proxy' ... those same sensitive people might prefer to chose who they get intimate with including 'experiences by proxy' ...
It's even more disconcerting when you catch them at itlaugh
Aug 22, 2022 4:22 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
jagtom: It's even more disconcerting when you catch them at it
You mean in a relationship were the agreement was monogamy? I take your word for it ... wow
Aug 22, 2022 4:28 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
jagtom
jagtomjagtomocean city, Devon, England UK138 Threads 1 Polls 1,125 Posts
Selenite: You mean in a relationship were the agreement was monogamy? I take your word for it ...
I can't speak for the other sidelaugh but I'll try yours if you try minedancing
Aug 22, 2022 4:40 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
Nah! Pass on that one thanks laugh
Aug 22, 2022 4:41 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Selenite
SeleniteSeleniteMálaga, Andalusia Spain59 Threads 1 Polls 6,299 Posts
Selenite: Nah! Pass on that one thanks
@ Jagtom
Aug 22, 2022 6:50 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
galrads
galradsgalradsDublin, Ohio USA2,264 Threads 279 Polls 36,283 Posts
Nope, no, no, nine, nadda, nyet, no eFing way. I don’t want o taste another guy and there are Too many STDs out there. barf
Aug 22, 2022 7:00 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
BB_snickers
BB_snickersBB_snickersNarnia, Ontario Canada56 Threads 3,755 Posts
bodleing2: Hi Al.....

The demand for exclusivity has it's roots in the infants total dependence on the stability of 'the other' (parent.) This dependency we take into our adult romantic relationships where the demand for exclusivity becomes the accepted norm fueled by the original projections we believed to be love. But it's the same fear we have of being abandoned or betrayed as an infant by our parental other.
So, the action of an unfaithful SO is charged with deep complexes rooted in our childhood relationship to those we were dependent on for our very existance.
The powerful deep seated charge that goes with an unfaithful partner overides any kind of objective rationale, the ego is violated, the child abandoned.
The need for exclusivity in a relationship is really a form of attachment, the mutual expectation of exclusivity however rather than need can be the bedrock of any healthy relationship.
Hi Gra,

Yeah, it is for lack of better words, almost hard wired and as such difficult 'programming' to change. Some really deep awareness is required. I think beliefs are changeable but the actuation of a new belief is somewhat more difficult given how much material is in the subconscious that we don't acquaint ourselves with.

I would also add to your wise description that all of what you say is born and brewed in a consistent ego driven 'victim consciousness' that is also affirmed and reaffirmed by peers and social groups. It is quite the beast that hides the truth of love; but of course it would take a mammoth beast like that to hide true love, wouldn't it? The ego has an unfathomable imagination.

Then there's the fact that there is no beginning and that that is the most important truth. This is of course a buddhist idea that I have likely butchered. Sometimes these things cause me to wonder how important it is to grasp these subjects in their purest form and or have I really done that, at all, ever?

ah

gift
Aug 22, 2022 10:31 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
secretagent09
secretagent09secretagent09New Jersey Girl in, North Carolina USA198 Threads 4 Polls 7,230 Posts
BB_snickers: Hi Gra,

Yeah, it is for lack of better words, almost hard wired and as such difficult 'programming' to change. Some really deep awareness is required. I think beliefs are changeable but the actuation of a new belief is somewhat more difficult given how much material is in the subconscious that we don't acquaint ourselves with.

I would also add to your wise description that all of what you say is born and brewed in a consistent ego driven 'victim consciousness' that is also affirmed and reaffirmed by peers and social groups. It is quite the beast that hides the truth of love; but of course it would take a mammoth beast like that to hide true love, wouldn't it? The ego has an unfathomable imagination.

Then there's the fact that there is no beginning and that that is the most important truth. This is of course a buddhist idea that I have likely butchered. Sometimes these things cause me to wonder how important it is to grasp these subjects in their purest form and or have I really done that, at all, ever?

ah
Hey candy bar, wave

No need to grasp anything. You are loyal to your partner or your not. Plain and simple.purple heart
Aug 22, 2022 10:36 PM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
secretagent09
secretagent09secretagent09New Jersey Girl in, North Carolina USA198 Threads 4 Polls 7,230 Posts
secretagent09: Hey candy bar,

No need to grasp anything. You are loyal to your partner or your not. Plain and simple.
*you're
Aug 23, 2022 2:06 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Name_Taken_Two
Name_Taken_TwoName_Taken_TwoBelfast, Antrim Ireland75 Threads 2,322 Posts
Youcannow: You are more forgiving than myself.
I find it best to forgive then move on as apposed to letting it fester..
Aug 23, 2022 2:31 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Ten_of_cupss
Ten_of_cupssTen_of_cupssShumen, Bulgaria2 Threads 1,375 Posts
I don't buy the Ego thing.
Sorry, its not the root of all evil, no, no...
Ego is the curiosity, the drive for growth and discovery, the force that makes us explore and move forward.
There's nothing divine in cheating we need to put up with.
You choose yourself and that's the most relevant thing you should do.
You can forgive, but you don't need to stay in a broken trust connection.
There's the difference.
Aug 23, 2022 7:57 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
BB_snickers
BB_snickersBB_snickersNarnia, Ontario Canada56 Threads 3,755 Posts
Ten_of_cupss: I don't buy the Ego thing.
Sorry, its not the root of all evil, no, no...
Oh, there is no evil (my belief, just as there is no duality). Just to dispel this notion if you think that I was characterizing ego as evil.

Ten_of_cupss: Ego is the curiosity, the drive for growth and discovery, the force that makes us explore and move forward.

I would lend credence to this idea though I think that desire and curiosity don't belong in the same definition and ego is far more about desire. Curiosity to me, is open minded and this is a fact contrary to ego characteristics. That desire though does, as you say, lead the way to growth and discovery, if perceived in a way that sees it's own foibles and is willing to accept correction.

Ten_of_cupss:
There's nothing divine in cheating we need to put up with.
You choose yourself and that's the most relevant thing you should do.
You can forgive, but you don't need to stay in a broken trust connection.
There's the difference.
Welp, forgiveness is good. I believe and quite literally, that no connection can be broken. Connections are forever and cannot be broken. Some moments of forgetting are vaguely possible but this is very much the weak musings of ego in it's attempt to feel special, alone, and separate from others. Very weak really.

That there are higher trusts than this, is significant, but I won't expand on that topic. dancing

cheers
Aug 23, 2022 8:09 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
BB_snickers
BB_snickersBB_snickersNarnia, Ontario Canada56 Threads 3,755 Posts
secretagent09: Hey candy bar,

No need to grasp anything. You are loyal to your partner or your not. Plain and simple.
wave

Simplicity is sometimes an awesome partner to plainness.

I think 'loyalty' is a very loose stroke when applied in relating with others, especially if that excludes others and or self by reason of 'mistakes'. One's ability to grow is often fed by forgiveness of self, seeing that perfection in this universe only exists as an imperfection that is known to each of us. We are indisputably that imperfection manifest. When we add our own perceived gravity to another's choices and then judge them, we betray our own innocence in perfect imperfection. None of us are free of mistakes, plain and simple. smile
Aug 23, 2022 8:13 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
Ten_of_cupss
Ten_of_cupssTen_of_cupssShumen, Bulgaria2 Threads 1,375 Posts
BB_snickers: Oh, there is no evil (my belief, just as there is no duality). Just to dispel this notion if you think that I was characterizing ego as evil.


I would lend credence to this idea though I think that desire and curiosity don't belong in the same definition and ego is far more about desire. Curiosity to me, is open minded and this is a fact contrary to ego characteristics. That desire though does, as you say, lead the way to growth and discovery, if perceived in a way that sees it's own foibles and is willing to accept correction.

Welp, forgiveness is good. I believe and quite literally, that no connection can be broken. Connections are forever and cannot be broken. Some moments of forgetting are vaguely possible but this is very much the weak musings of ego in it's attempt to feel special, alone, and separate from others. Very weak really.

That there are higher trusts than this, is significant, but I won't expand on that topic.
We can agree to disagree, right?
I have a different experience in fulfilling my vivid interest in the human and higher relations and connections.
I don't see it the way you see it.
And it works for me and my job perfectly.

handshake
Aug 23, 2022 8:19 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
BB_snickers
BB_snickersBB_snickersNarnia, Ontario Canada56 Threads 3,755 Posts
Ten_of_cupss: We can agree to disagree, right?
I have a different experience in fulfilling my vivid interest in the human and higher relations and connections.
I don't see it the way you see it.
And it works for me and my job perfectly.
Perfect wave
Aug 23, 2022 8:50 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
ChesneyChrist
ChesneyChristChesneyChristManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK7,144 Posts
BB_snickers: Oh, there is no evil (my belief, just as there is no duality). Just to dispel this notion if you think that I was characterizing ego as evil.


I would lend credence to this idea though I think that desire and curiosity don't belong in the same definition and ego is far more about desire. Curiosity to me, is open minded and this is a fact contrary to ego characteristics. That desire though does, as you say, lead the way to growth and discovery, if perceived in a way that sees it's own foibles and is willing to accept correction.

Welp, forgiveness is good. I believe and quite literally, that no connection can be broken. Connections are forever and cannot be broken. Some moments of forgetting are vaguely possible but this is very much the weak musings of ego in it's attempt to feel special, alone, and separate from others. Very weak really.

That there are higher trusts than this, is significant, but I won't expand on that topic.
Curiosity doesn't really have an object to its desire. You don't what's going to come out of it unlike the desire to eat chocolate cake. Curiosity is a bit more than open-minded it's outcome independent. Its for better or worse, curiosity gets itself killed and an ego save it's own skin at the expense of discovery.
Aug 23, 2022 9:02 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
BB_snickers
BB_snickersBB_snickersNarnia, Ontario Canada56 Threads 3,755 Posts
ChesneyChrist: Curiosity doesn't really have an object to its desire. You don't what's going to come out of it unlike the desire to eat chocolate cake. Curiosity is a bit more than open-minded it's outcome independent. Its for better or worse, curiosity gets itself killed and an ego save it's own skin at the expense of discovery.
head banger

Agreed. Curiosity has a more spiritual aspect primarily because it is not outcome dependant and true even though it may kill the cat, the ego would have none of that even at the loss of it's much needed gratification save an attempt to enact self righteousness which it may indeed, foolishly die for. Ego requires so much more 'control' than curiosity, by definition, would allow.
Aug 23, 2022 9:15 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
gonelikethewimd
gonelikethewimdgonelikethewimdOsprey, Florida USA3,318 Posts
Aug 23, 2022 9:23 AM CST Would , or could you forgive your partner …
ChesneyChrist
ChesneyChristChesneyChristManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK7,144 Posts
Curiosity is a gambler the things that happen they happen at random. The young are curious because they've been recently born, and to be born is to enter into a world not of your making.

The ego is the grand design in a life much more deliberate. It stays within the realm of events that can be controlled so that things do not get left to chance. It's basically a her indoors.
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