Social analyst and Kadongo Kamu singer Kazibwe Kapo has shared advice with people in relationships, urging couples not to let infidelity be the sole reason for ending their marriages.According to Kapo, although cheating is harmful and painful in any relationship, he believes it should not automatically lead to divorce. He argued that leaving a marriage purely because of infidelity may push someone into multiple relationships or marriages, since unfaithfulness is a common weakness among many people.One of the things that shouldn’t force you to leave your marriage is infidelity. I know it is bad, but it shouldn’t be the main reason for divorce. When you leave because of cheating, you may find yourself moving from one marriage to another.Kapo further illustrated his stance with a personal example, revealing that even if his own daughter returned home after discovering cheating messages on her partner’s phone, he would still encourage reconciliation rather than separation.How marriage helped Maulana Kasozi avoid celebrity temptations“Even when my own daughter comes back home saying she found cheating messages on her lover’s phone, I simply tell her to finish eating, and then I take her back,” he said.He added that in many cases, acts of infidelity tend to reduce as people grow older, noting that maturity and age often change people’s priorities and energy levels, leading to more stability in relationships. @ssessimbaderrickmugagga Hajji Kapo ayina kabagamba #sDmMediya #FreeUgandaNow #Protestvote #freeallpoliticalprisonersinuganda #Nationalunityplatform ♬ original sound – sDmMediya The post Cheating isn’t enough to force you out of marriage – Kazibwe Kapo advises couples appeared first on MBU.