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I Joked Cheating Doesn't Count If I Didn't Enjoy It… He Said I'd Enjoy Being Single.

I Joked Cheating Doesn't Count If I Didn't Enjoy It… He Said I'd Enjoy Being Single. This is a raw, intense monologue from a person grappling with the immediate aftermath of losing their marriage due to a single act of infidelity. The narrator attempts to construct a meticulous, self-serving philosophical argument: that a purely physical mistake "doesn't count" as real betrayal if there were "no feelings involved" and they "didn't even enjoy it." They plead for nuance, casting their ex-spouse's refusal to forgive as "rigid black-and-white thinking" and "intolerance," all while recounting years of continuously testing and disregarding their partner's boundaries. The core of the conflict comes alive as the narrator describes the moment of confession. Instead of finding the expected absolution for their honesty, they are met with calm, devastating finality. The partner turns the narrator's own logic against them—if the betrayal meant nothing, then losing the marriage shouldn't hurt either. This episode is a deep dive into the destructive power of rationalization, showing how valuing the logic of an excuse over the commitment to a person can lead to the very loss the narrator struggles to comprehend. It is a powerful exploration of the failure to take responsibility, as the narrator sits alone, still convinced their logical framework is sound, even in the face of the complete destruction of their relationship. The video challenges viewers to examine the true cost of moral relativism and the fundamental, non-negotiable role of trust in a lifelong partnership.