After reading the article Tales of Adultery (which can be found on: http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2002/oct/16/features11.g2) I can say I feel stronger against infidelity. Reading how others were affected was upsetting, and I feel for them.
Surprisingly, I do feel a slight bit of sympathy for the 'mistress', as her previous marriage was a bad experience for her-she felt comfort from her married lover, and she didn't have this in her marriage, which suggests why she grabbed her chances with her married lover while she felt she could...However, I do still hate the idea of infidelity. All the gossipping she faced from her work colleagues she deserved and I'm glad she felt guilty-it would have been heartless of her not to.
Surprisingly, I do feel a slight bit of sympathy for the 'mistress', as her previous marriage was a bad experience for her-she felt comfort from her married lover, and she didn't have this in her marriage, which suggests why she grabbed her chances with her married lover while she felt she could...However, I do still hate the idea of infidelity. All the gossipping she faced from her work colleagues she deserved and I'm glad she felt guilty-it would have been heartless of her not to.
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