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Today, I took my boyfriend to my family's traditional late Thanksgiving dinner. While eating, my mom brought up celebrity infidelity. My grandpa ended up looking me in the eye and saying, "Look Angie, sometimes what a man has just isn't enough. When that happens, cheating is forgiveable." FML

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**** cheaters. They don't deserve a relationship. How can what they have not be enough when they deserve nothing?

Solid logic. Respect your elders they know best

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**** cheaters. They don't deserve a relationship. How can what they have not be enough when they deserve nothing?

Shall we english?

I ******* LOVE YOU. YES!

DanGleesak 11

Please tell me you finished the dinner?!

Does it matter?

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I'm guessing that's not a very good first impression. As long as you don't cheat, things will be fine as long as your grandpappy's words didn't bring out the paranoia in your boyfriend.

Back in his day, that was the truth. Men usually earned all the money, so they had the right to fool around a bit.

Ummmm...I've never known of a time when adultery was acceptable. That's why there are LAWS against it in most jurisdictions that have been on the books since the laws were created.

No, it was winked at. Back in those days, drunk driving was illegal, but it was kind of a joke. The same thing with a little, discreet fooling around.

Double post, sorry

Maybe he's been there done that...

DontClickOnMe 28

Cheating is never forgiveable. If the person who cheated on you really loved you, they wouldn't have cheated on you in the first place. Sorry op, but your grandpa is wrong!

sounds like grandads had a checkered past and good ol' agnus still hasnt forgiven him.

"What a man has" in the trouser department, or the wallet?

Our elders are the wisest of them all...