All cheaters say their sorry. It's a given. So the question is, actually, what are they sorry for? Are they sorry for hurting you? Or are they just sorry they were caught? That question is hard to answer. They have already proven there're good at lying. I think that this is something that matters most. They lie. The love for them let's them hide that lie so well. ❤
When i was younger i made the mistake of cheating. I was in middleschool, almost highschool, and i was struggling with the fact i wasnt getting attention at home, and somehow in my fucked up little mind, i thought it was a good idea to find attention from multiple people. Now as an adult i look back at that and cringe at my selfishness, and am utterly disgusted with my inability to just be normal. I didnt and dont feel bad for being caught. I feel bad that i had somehow thought it was a good idea to do. Which has bled into my adult life of not allowing myself to feel upset any time ive been cheated on, because thats just my karma. I dont deserve to feel pained for something ive done before. Thats my experience as a cheater, i did it then, and havent done that since, but i still refuse to allow myself to feel negatively about being on the other side of it. Thats just my experience
Sometimes, people who cheat actually change. It happens. I don't think that they should be strung up either. Everyone makes mistakes. It's human. It's what you do after that tells you who you really are. You were what. 11? 12? Yet you were old enough, aware enough to recognize what it was you did. Saw that it wasn't right. You owned it. You grew and learned to do better. Some don't ever see the part they play. It's that intentional blindness to their own behavior that is unforgivable. You were really young, honey. I think you get a pass. ❤️
Story 2. A lot seems left out. It went from going to therapy to her getting married to forgiving her parents. How long was she in therapy? When did she meet her husband? Did she go to college and cut her parents off? This is 3 hours long. Why skip details?
Story two sounds like it was copied from someone, but so the teacher couldn't tell they copied someone else's work, they used synonyms for every other word. Its not the last time its the final time. It's not a goal its an objective. OP sounds annoying af.
2:03:44 damn, i forgot the tape measure story was the same video until i looked at the title
AI is having trouble reading. lol!
He's a jerk and the tape measure is fantastic 🤭♥️it
2:25:36 what the hell?
W chanel
All cheaters say their sorry. It's a given. So the question is, actually, what are they sorry for? Are they sorry for hurting you? Or are they just sorry they were caught? That question is hard to answer. They have already proven there're good at lying. I think that this is something that matters most. They lie. The love for them let's them hide that lie so well. ❤
My question is how do they find people
When i was younger i made the mistake of cheating. I was in middleschool, almost highschool, and i was struggling with the fact i wasnt getting attention at home, and somehow in my fucked up little mind, i thought it was a good idea to find attention from multiple people. Now as an adult i look back at that and cringe at my selfishness, and am utterly disgusted with my inability to just be normal. I didnt and dont feel bad for being caught. I feel bad that i had somehow thought it was a good idea to do. Which has bled into my adult life of not allowing myself to feel upset any time ive been cheated on, because thats just my karma. I dont deserve to feel pained for something ive done before.
Thats my experience as a cheater, i did it then, and havent done that since, but i still refuse to allow myself to feel negatively about being on the other side of it. Thats just my experience
Sometimes, people who cheat actually change. It happens. I don't think that they should be strung up either. Everyone makes mistakes. It's human. It's what you do after that tells you who you really are. You were what. 11? 12? Yet you were old enough, aware enough to recognize what it was you did. Saw that it wasn't right. You owned it. You grew and learned to do better. Some don't ever see the part they play. It's that intentional blindness to their own behavior that is unforgivable. You were really young, honey. I think you get a pass. ❤️
2:50:48 also also what the hell?
2:28:21 also what the hell?
Story 2. A lot seems left out. It went from going to therapy to her getting married to forgiving her parents. How long was she in therapy? When did she meet her husband? Did she go to college and cut her parents off?
This is 3 hours long. Why skip details?
Diary story girl/AI straight up swallowed a dictionary
ETA this OP sounds so pretentious, I see why she got bullied tbh, she sounds unbearable.
Story two sounds like it was copied from someone, but so the teacher couldn't tell they copied someone else's work, they used synonyms for every other word. Its not the last time its the final time. It's not a goal its an objective. OP sounds annoying af.