These Star Wives Chose To Forgive Their Husbands Who Cheated On Them

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Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Naaah the SRK-Rampal rumours weren't a gossip forum thing at all, neither were the SRK-Ash rumours. They all have been strongly hinted at for couple of years in papers etc too.

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LifeOLicious

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Posted: 7 years ago

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But these 2 r getting their karma for breaking their husband's first marriage.

Kiran was not involved in the breakup. Kiran and Aamir met on the sets of Lagaan but they did not start dating until 2003/2004. Aamir got his divorce in 2001/2002. She was not the reason for the divorce. You can blame Jessica Hines if you want 😆

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Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 7 years ago

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LifeO: That's actually a freeing way to think! Requires too much self-discipline on emotions. We do put too much stock in monogamy but then again I just don't understand open relationships sooo.. idk.. Open relationships where partners say they love each other but apparently those are on the rise in India too, open marriages!!!

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zehreeli.kheer

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Major "Eye rolls" movement for this

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return_to_hades

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Originally posted by: LifeOLicious
In any case...as I am getting old...I think shit happens...people get tempted...some are good at controlling the temptation some fail! I don't hold it against humans anymore. I don't expect monogamy anymore from humans...it's such a relief to think that way.

I lost my faith in monogamy in my thirties.

I used to be a diehard romantic for a very long time expecting true love and faithfulness from everybody. As I've grown older, expectations have changed.

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LifeOLicious

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais
LifeO: That's actually a freeing way to think! Requires too much self-discipline on emotions. We do put too much stock in monogamy but then again I just don't understand open relationships sooo.. idk.. Open relationships where partners say they love each other but apparently those are on the rise in India too, open marriages!!!

I don't understand open relationships either. I have not figured that out. But I just don't expect people to be monogamous- you really don't have to go out there and have sex, you can fantasize too you know! 😆 And how many men would love a threesome with two girls? 😆 Now if you will actually do it or not is another story. 😆

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Posted: 7 years ago

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I don't know why it's always made out to be such a demeaning thing on the woman's part if she stays in a marriage after infidelity. Why does it always have to be for some ulterior motive like money and image?

Cheating doesn't always negate the love that exists in a marriage. Sometimes after the rocky period has passed, the relationship gets even better than before as the couple stops taking each other for granted and pays more attention and spends more time on wooing each other like in a new relationship. If two people want to stay together and work at it, their relationship has a chance to be just as good later on.

Divorce is not always the perfect answer to everything. As if divorce alone proves someone is not a doormat. Pride is not always the most important thing in the world and can be quite a weakness if you make all your decisions based on that.

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Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 7 years ago

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LifeO: Fantasising etc is not cheating IMO but those are our own boundaries anyway which everyone should set. Ya I've fiends in open relationships & their relationships are totally beyond my grasp. Except 1, the others look sooo in love!! Astonishes me completely.

Even women would like 3somes with women or men, lol, or any such combination.. I get your point though.

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Pehchaan.Kaun

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Any word coming out of SRK's mouth is Gospel Truth. 😆

SRK's affairs with KJo and Priyanka are the most known ones. Even in my pre-teens we used to read about KJo and SRK in papers. 😆

SRK-Gauri's marriage is stable and solid no denying there, that reminds me a lot of Underwood marriage. 😈 Susi might be going back and forth on her decision, however, HR-Susi's post-divorce equation feels like a dream in the dirty land of BW.

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LifeOLicious

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: return_to_hades

I lost my faith in monogamy in my thirties.

I used to be a diehard romantic for a very long time expecting true love and faithfulness from everybody. As I've grown older, expectations have changed.

Anil Kapoor said it nicely...he said that there were temptations...he was tempted...but in the end you decide what is important to you or something like that...I feel the same way. It goes for both men and women. If I had to work with say Ryan Gosling or Imran Khan or Ranbir Kapoor...I would have a hard time controlling my married self (I would be attracted for sure) 😆 but I will probably never act on it as I love my spouse!

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