Hi @Bbird and welcome to the forums. I am sure you will find others like @greenpea who have similar experience. I do too, but from many years ago. I guess what I would suggest (from my own experience) is that you make a plan for what you will do if the worst is true, before you ask the question. It does need to be discussed, but if they will cheat then they may also lie as @Appleblossom has said. So the crux of the matter for me would be about trust - if trust has been broken do you want to stay in the relationship?
- If you don't - how will you leave, where can you go, do you have friends or family that can support you while you get re-established? What other supports and resources do you have.
- If you do - can you work together towards trusting again? Would you want to do some relationship counselling? Would your partner go to that with you?
Someone suggested Relationships Australia. They'd be good for both of you if you want to stay together. I also suggest your local Womens Centre, especially if you want to leave - they can do all sorts of support and also counselling usually.
For me the lack of trust is a deal breaker. Especially hard if you've been betrayed at any other time in your life too.
Take care, @eth
