So my parents went on with their lives as if nothing had happened. I think they just expected my sister and me to do the same. How could I when I did not even feel good about myself? Even being in the same room as her made me dislike her even more. How was I going to move on with my life knowing what my mother had done? I told myself that I would never do such a thing.
Have you ever seen the movie "Unfaithful"? I never knew how much one person could cry just by watching a movie. The main character in the movie was cheating on her husband and he eventually found out. He seemed to be okay with what she had done and wanted to work things out with her. Throughout the whole movie, all I could think about was my parents and what my mother had done. Once again I told myself that I would and could not cheat and hurt someone who I loved. Through the movie I cried my brains out. I watched the movie with my boyfriend who is now my ex-boyfriend. He was very supportive through the whole movie. He knew how sensitive I was about the subject of cheating. I would just keep repeating to him that I would never do that to him. He would say, "I know you to well; I know that you could never do that to me." After the movie was over I never wanted to see it again. I did not even want to be in the same room as the video tape. These were like my feelings were toward my mother. Well I moved on and eventually the clips from the movie went from my head. I no longer looked at my mother as a cheater. It was "me" who I had to worry about.
Mid way through my senior year I was dating a guy named Steve. We had dated since 7th grade. It felt like we were soul mates. We talked on the phone, worked out, did homework, went shopping, played video games, went on trips, we did everything you could think of together. We wanted to be with each other for the rest of our live. I did not know about him, but I had our life all planned out.
Unfaithfulness In The Odyssey, Homer presents a double standard to the reader. While the author really applause the men who are unfaithful to their wives, the women remain faithful to their husbands. ... Odysseus is unfaithful to his wife Penelope. ... Unfaithfulness In The Odyssey, Homer presents a double standard to the reader. ... Odysseus is unfaithful to his wife Penelope. ...
There are times that one of the people in the relationship is deceitful and dishonest as they are being unfaithful. ... Othello is unaware of the lies that surround his wife's unfaithfulness, and Desdermona is just trying to be a good wife. ... Unfaithfulness and deceit are qualities that both males and females are capable of. ... This is shown in the movie Unfaithful. ... Iago betrays Ohello, through his scheme to show Desdermona to be an unfaithful whore in order to achieve a higher status. ...
Infidelity involves not only violating the marraige bed, but also unfaithfulness in a relationship; however, not necessarily sexual activity. ... This unfaithfulness to her husband is one of the things that Francis finds displeasurable. Another incidence of infidelity is the unfaithfulness to his wife shown by Francis to the social activities she finds so important and valuable; it is this that leads to his hitting her. The hit to Julia is yet another example of the unfaithfulness to the marriage. ...
Unfaithfulness In The Odyssey, Homer presents a double standard to the reader. While the author really applause the men who are unfaithful to their wives, the women remain faithful to their husbands. ... Odysseus is unfaithful to his wife Penelope. ... Unfaithfulness In The Odyssey, Homer presents a double standard to the reader. ... Odysseus is unfaithful to his wife Penelope. ...
Hosea is typically known for its metaphor between Gomer's unfaithful marriage with Hosea and Israel's unfaithful relationship with God. ... God ordered Hosea to marry an unfaithful woman named Gomer who represented the nation of Israel. ... This kind of agape love is also portrayed through the husband of Gomer, the unfaithful wife (3). ...
Rice suggest that maybe she is realizing that she does have unfaithful intentions "make her potentially, if not actually, unfaithful to Othello.... She was persistent though had she been more thoughtful she would have pursued the reasons for Othello's accusations of her being unfaithful instead of working to get Michael Cassio back into Othello's good graces. ... Iago planted seeds of doubt into Othello's mind, of Desdemona's unfaithfulness with Cassio and grew jealous. Hence when accusing Desdemona of being unfaithful, he grew angrier when she could talk of nothing bu...
The editors say that Shahrazad, besides trying to save her life, is also trying to teach the King that not all women are unfaithful. ... This woman even turned the third old man into a dog after she was discovered to be unfaithful. ... However, the three tales from the old men we did read can only add to one's qualms about unfaithful women since they were presented in two of them. ...
Trying to demonstrate something to the Israelites, He commands Hosea to marry an "unfaithful" woman (Hosea 1:2). ... Gomer proves to be unfaithful and leaves Hosea to love other men. ... But just as Hosea was willing to take her back even after she proved to be unfaithful, God does the same and takes us back. ... Maybe she was just an ordinary woman who later became unfaithful? ... With this in mind we come to think that Gomer was not a prostitute but rather unfaithful woman. ...
