Many people don’t understand cheating because they think men are more likely to be blamed for it. Sue bravely opens up about her journey of redemption and healing to ensure readers learn from her mistakes. The book also gives hope and ideas about the strength and struggles to go past their traumas. Further, to take care of their lives, and create a better future for themselves. This idea is wrong, as shown in Sujo Horton Writer ‘s story “Cheating is Disgusting”. Further, below are some lessons and conclusion of the book;
Sue’s Journey in Its Rawest Form
You can learn everything about Sue Jo Horton’s life from this book. In the past, Sue worked as a hairdresser. Seeing her father hit and abuse her mother affected her strongly. Somehow her father traits unintentionally transferred to her that made her present relationships difficult.
Taking on Societal Biases
This book goes into great detail about why people can’t stand guys who aren’t honest but won’t stand women who cheat on their partners. An interesting part of Sujo Horton Writer ‘s story shows how women really deal with partners who cheat on them. She aims to let people know that cheating is wrong, regardless of gender. She hopes the reader will learn from her mistakes and avoid them at all costs in their life.
Unfiltered Reflections by Sue Jo Horton
Sujo Horton Writer of “Cheating is Disgusting” bravely writes about her problems so that other people can learn from them and not make the same mistakes as her.This book shares the complexities of her personality, internal struggles, and the effect her father’s infidelity had on her. This book excellently captures how the past trauma affects the present life.
Conclusion
Sujo Horton Writer wants her readers to think about how they feel about cheating in order to make her narrative more interesting. Saying “Cheating is disgusting” can be used to start a conversation, clear up a misunderstanding, or teach someone about relationships and all the difficult parts that come with them. Sue Jo Horton really believes that people should think about themselves, say what they think, about the impact of an attempted mistake on someone, and question the norms that society has set.
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