A woman who's been married for 10 years without any children leaves her husband for an older man with a wife and two kids. Both families ended in divorce and the two who committed adultery are now happily married. Obviously the two sinners were unhappy in their initial marriages and looked for love elsewhere. Regardless of their reasons to leave... Whether it be conflicting personalities, lack of affection and/or communication... Is there any justification behind their actions? A million questions arise in such a situation... Here are a few...
Is it possible for two people to break two homes and make one of their own? Why or why not?
There isn't a marriage in the world that is perfect... But at what point do you draw the line and decide to leave?
Should the family of the woman who committed adultery forgive her for her sins and support her in her happiness or disown her from the family?
Sheesh, I don't think there is any justification behind Adultery (period). If you're unhappy & you've done all you can do to make it work, but it's not working, then leave!!!
ReplyDeleteIf the two that committed adultery are now "happily married" then I guess it is possible, but it's never right, & this little thing called karma is a bitch, sooo...
As far as drawing the line & deciding to leave, like I said before if you've done counceling & whatever else you've needed to do, but that spark just isn't there anymore & it's just not working, then maybe it's time to leave.
In my religion our God is a forgiving God, so to forgive her is a must, but you don't have to forget. As far as supporting her & her new found happiness, I think that depends on each person...me, myself it depends on the relationship that I have with her...if we were really close, then I would support whatever makes her happy, I wouldn't agree with the way she went about getting to that happiness, but to each it's own!!!