Christian ladies.. How would you interpret this quote?

Question

Could you relate it to a cheating spouse? What is your breakdown and take away if this quote?

Answer

Since there’s no reference I’m going to assume this isn’t directly biblical - but there is certainly a biblical theme so here’s an answer to what I think you might be asking:
As a Christian you are called to love others above all, and forgiveness is 100% a major part of that. 
BUT YOU ARE NOT OBLIGATED TO BOTH FORGIVE AND STAY WITH A CHEATING SPOUSE.
All marriages have lows, and if cheating is what brings you back to a place of love and MUTUAL respect then maybe there’s a valid reason to consider staying. Forgive, handle the hurt however you need to, and then proceed in a way that is logical. No rush, take your time, do your therapy... 
(And if you are not married to a cheating spouse then I maybe took this too far but I feel very strongly about Christian friends/family turning forgiveness into some kind of test!! It’s awful to be cheated on and then told that the cheater is only human, or deserves a second chance....... 😭😭😭)

Christian ladies.. How would you interpret this quote?

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