JohnGotti

In reviewing the previous posts, I felt the need to make a comment as well. I agree with all that stated being an adult does have its challenges. Being an adult, I can attest that I, and most adults I know have challenges nearly everyday. But, back to Ep. 7. Yes, cheating on a significant other is a reality to some (if not more than some) relationships. And, yes, there are those occasions in which forgiveness for infidelity is also part of the relationship. But, that is also one of the challenges. People in relationships, BL, LGBT+, and straight forgive their partners/loved ones/spouses/signficant others for a whole host of things that happen in the relationship, including infidelity. Is this a good thing or not? I'm not sure that is an easy question to answer. Because, I agree with the poster that made the comment about "forgiveness". I strongly believe that if you're in a relationship and you truly love the other person, then there is always a place for "forgiveness" no matter what the transgression. HOWEVER, that does not necessarily mean that the relationship will continue. There is nothing that says you can't forgive a person and still break up with him/her. Because, as another poster commented, in a real relationship, a faux pas such as cheating on your partner can irrevocably and forever change the nature of that relationship (and often times not for the better). If TNC is trying to portray a more realistic approach to having a "relationship", then the challenge is for the writers to allow the characters of Knock and Korn to face that challenge with all the complexities that would be in an actual relationship. That might make for an interesting end to this season. Maybe that is what the writers and producers were going for.