article_snippet.sent: Tracey Cox, relationship expert, says that it is possible to forgive someone for cheating
article_snippet.sent: For some, some can only forgive if some partner removes all passwords on emails and some phone, allowing all passwords to look through whenever all passwords feel insecure.
article_snippet.sent: However this can go wrong: 'The risk with this is that the person who cheated constantly feels mistrusted, plus emails and texts can be misconstrued.
article_snippet.sent: relationship expert Tracey Cox said: 'Once someone has cheated on you, you're forced to rethink the whole relationship.
article_snippet.sent: It takes time to rebuild trust, sometimes the betrayal is felt so deeply, it's impossible to regain.
article_snippet.sent: And it's even harder if the person has cheated more than once: 'If a partner cheats once, with time, some relationships recover.
article_snippet.sent: But with repeated cheating, it's much more difficult. '
article_snippet.sent: People do make mistakes but to make the same mistake over and over, that becomes an ingrained pattern of behaviour. '
article_snippet.sent: You take a risk forgiving infidelity even once because you're effectively saying 'You got away with what you did to me'. '
article_snippet.sent: To forgive it several times means you are condoning that behaviour and basically given someone permission to cheat on you.'