You posted this on your WhatsApp status: “Some people have really made cheating seem okay in relationships. It's like there's this weird double standard where women are expected to be loyal and faithful, while some men think they can just do whatever the

Absolutely, that’s a tough situation and it brings up a lot of complex feelings. It seems like there's a big inconsistency in how society views cheating for men versus women. First, it’s important to recognize that many people, regardless of gender, believe cheating is wrong. Still, some men may feel entitled to cheat because of societal stereotypes that often give men more freedom in their relationships while putting pressure on women to be faithful. This double standard is unfair, and it can create a lot of confusion in relationships. It’s frustrating when men think they can have their cake and eat it too, while expecting their partners to stay loyal. Relationships should be about mutual respect, not about who can play by the rules and who can’t. In the movie you mentioned, the guy seemed to think he could keep his options open while still claiming to love his fiancée, which is really hypocritical. When the lady proposed making it an open relationship, it sounds like he got angry because he felt threatened by the idea of her being intimate with someone else. It’s interesting how some men can want freedom for themselves but not accept it for their partners. Ultimately, it all boils down to fairness and respect. If both partners agree to an open relationship, then it should be okay. But if one partner wants exclusivity and the other doesn't, then that misalignment can lead to heartbreak and resentment. A healthy relationship requires open communication and agreement on what loyalty means to both partners. What do you think about how both partners in a relationship should discuss their needs and boundaries?