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“Cheating apologists may try to make the essence of the act disappear, but the question is simple.
Did the magician really make the dove disappear or is it still there, concealed?”
― Tamara Mitchell, Cheating in a Nutshell: What Infidelity Does to The Victim

“In ancient Greece, a mark was burned into the skin of people who were disgraced or tainted, like criminals and traitors. That mark was called stigma… If a man stays with a cheating woman, he is viewed as weak. If a woman stays with a man who cheats, she is seen as a woman who can't hold a man's attention.”
― Tamara Mitchell, Cheating in a Nutshell: What Infidelity Does to The Victim

“I guess "Why?" is the question you get the most. But I don't want to know why he did all these things to me, but why did I stay with someone who would cheat on me and why would I want to believe the lies so much that I would go against my own logic?”
― Tamara Mitchell, Cheating in a Nutshell: What Infidelity Does to The Victim

“If someone cheats on you, you've been changed. The wholeness of your relationship is lost, the pristineness gone, and perhaps a vow broken. You are out that initial promise.”
― Tamara Mitchell, Cheating in a Nutshell: What Infidelity Does to The Victim