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What are lessons that we may be able to learn from their break-up?
1. People change. No matter how much you give your all or 100% of your effort to someone, if they want to cheat or leave, you can’t do anything about it anymore. It's something that you can't control.
2. Faithfulness is rare nowadays. Perhaps it's too easy to change partners or replace anyone with a snap without weighing the pros and cons. 3. Be content if you are in a relationship. You have to stay committed. 4. When a woman finally gives up, she has already given many chances. There's a saying that nobody is perfect, it's true, but it should not be used as an excuse or scapegoat to commit more mistakes without any remorse. 5. Love yourself. Focus on your self-growth and goals. Your value doesn't decrease based on someone's inability to see your self-worth. 6. Surround yourself with the right people all the time. Your support system is very essential. Remove yourself from toxic people, behavior, relationships, connections, and environment. 7. It is their loss if they cheat on you, not yours. Cheating is a choice not just a mistake 8. Being in a long-term relationship does not guarantee a happy ending. 9. These days flirting with the opposite sex is seen as a normal thing notwithstanding if they're married or in a relationship. I admire how Kath handled the situation with humility, respect, decency, and wisdom.
10. You don’t have to beg them to stay; you have to choose yourself. Bounce back and move forward. There will be someone greater, more blessings will flow, and be sure to have some room for better opportunities. God is taking away something or someone because He wants you to trust in His perfect plan.
