I cheated on my boyfriend while we were on holiday, I was drunk I don’t even remember it. We live together, should I tell him? I won’t do it ever again.
BlossomDutchess
on
Aug 4, 2019
...read more
While being open and honest might seem like the right thing to do, the decision you make should really be based on what you can live with. The ideal situation is that you're honest with your partner about being unfaithful and you work through the issue together. But If you know your partner will be unforgiving, and that coming clean will destroy the relationship, it might be better to keep your guilt to yourself. But can you keep it? Or do you want your own peace of mind? It's your decision. Keep in your mind though that cheating threatens a relationship and hiding it threatens it even more.
HelpByJazzy88
on
Aug 6, 2019
...read more
the only thing I would ask you is, if he had done the same thing to you and never told you, what would you do and how would you feel? Put yourself in the other persons shoes. Also, the feeling of guilt when hiding something from your significant partner is a terrible feeling. And the longer you wait to tell him the truth, the more problems will arise later for your relationship. If you tell him now there will be a better chance to work it out. But if one day down the road you tell him, he will have even worse trust issues towards you because it took you long to tell him. Also, if he finds out in a different way that you cheated, then that would be terrible. Just put yourself in his shoes and see it from a point of view that is from his eyes.
JediJan
on
Sep 28, 2020
...read more
If you live together it sounds like an important relationship. The effects of being silent and being honest are different. I imagine that you want to express your values but you don't want to lose your boyfriend. I can't advise a route, but it sounds great you don't plan on doing it again, for both of you.
Something for your consideration: not remembering something while under the influence of alcohol could be another message for you to make adjustments, quantity and frequency are the key. The effects of a substance is also a feedback to take very seriously, in favor of living with higher quality. My best wishes :)
Talk to an expert therapist
Welcome It takes strength to seek out assistance with managing life's many...
Talk to Elaine NowWhats the best way to forget painful memories and a person who hurt me?
37 Answers
When I forgive someone, should I strive to "forgive and forget' and not hold on to pass mistakes or should I "forgive but never forget" and keep my guard up?
21 Answers
How do I release the past mistakes I made and stop blaming myself?
16 Answers
How can I give myself grace for the mistakes I have made and remain positive, rather than get depressed, angry, and anxious?
13 Answers
What is the most common misconception about forgiveness?
10 Answers
How are you supposed to forgive someone that did something wrong to you even though you know its in the past and forgotten?
10 Answers