Should relational devotion be proven, or just simply
done?
I was engaged in a quick exchange with someone regarding adultery,
confession of adultery, and commitment, and someone suggested that
relational devotion is to be proven.
In my opinion, relational devotion isn’t something to be
proved, but rather simply done because within the aspects of a person trying to
prove it, they risk the potential of posturing or even behaving
manipulatively.
How do you feel about this; should devotion be proven, or just
simply done?
Wishing everyone a beautiful day!
Peace, Love and Harmony,,, Shawn
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Posted by Sun Sep 27, 2009 7:45am PDT
Report Abusedevotion should be simply done, i believe if you have the balls to cheat once you will again. i feel obviously if the a person who cheats on a partner clearly doesnt feel strong enough about the person to go out and cheat on them. cheating is a selfish act and the person who does it did not think about all involved.
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