@polksaladallie wrote:
To quote someone else (yes, I do a lot of that!), "what he does with you, he will do to you".
In other words, if you marry the man who has cheated on his spouse with you, he is almost certain to cheat on you with someone else. So say the stats.
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/relationships/once-a-cheater-always-a-cheater-science-says-cheating...
IF YOUR current partner cheated on their ex to be with you, itโs very possible your relationship is in serious trouble.
Research suggests lovers who are โpoachedโ away from others are more likely to cheat in their new relationships.
Scientists at the University of Southern Alabama researched levels of commitment and satisfaction among 443 men and women.
Generally, relationships that start by stealing or approaching another personโs partner are usually at a greater risk of breakups and overall unhappiness.
Joshua Foster, the studyโs lead author and professor at the University of South Alabama, confirmed this in his teamโs research: โIndividuals who were poached by their current romantic partners were less committed, less satisfied, and less invested in their relationships.
โThey also paid more attention to romantic alternatives, perceived their alternatives to be of higher quality, and engaged in higher rates of infidelity compared to non-poached participants,โ he explained.
