What should the child do if his mother cheats?

This is a sad story. It was a beautiful family, but it was destroyed by her mother's infidelity. The way to deal with it actually depends on her attitude. Although no one can keep calm on this matter, the problem still needs to be solved.

In essence, if the child is a minor and his life is not yet independent, he will definitely tell his father as soon as he finds out that his mother is cheating, so how his father communicates with her or handles this matter is not a problem for the child to think about. What I want to think about is how I will live after this incident is exposed, and whether my parents will follow my mother or my father after the divorce. What attitude my father will take after knowing this matter is very important, and it will also affect the decision he will make as himself.

If you are an adult and financially independent, that is another matter. Palm is full of meat, your mother is your mother, and your father is your father. If you know that your mother can't face her parents after cheating, you can ignore it. But if you don't say anything and you feel sorry for your father, then simply tell your mother and force her to divorce her father. Although this is bad, it is the only way to solve the problem. Husband and wife can quarrel, but they must be absolutely loyal to each other. If there is no love, they can divorce. If they can't go on, they can break up. But if they cheat before the marriage is dissolved, it is the mother's fault.

Therefore, in my opinion, the mother's infidelity has become an established fact. As a child, let the mother or father handle it. If you are underage, who are you considering living with? If you are an adult, what you are thinking about is how to face this matter in the future. As for the final outcome of mom and dad, let them deal with it. One generation can't handle two major events in life. Although the mother cheated on her father, it is not necessarily bad for her children. She may have lost her relationship with her father and found true love. In short, as a child, don't get involved too deeply. Proper avoidance is much better than direct participation.