Ivy says she "never really tried" because of it, but i think it has more to do with Ivy having tons of other potential hookups for whom she wouldn't be "the second option", and with Mike not showing any interest in her, than drawing a firm line per se.
All of the "never really tried" and "want to share him?" and "maybe i'll sleep with him now that you two are over" dialogues happen when Lena sleeps with Mike, so Lena's actions clearly don't influence whether Ivy swears off people in relationships or not.
Cindy always feels guilty and dirty about betraying Wade, even if their relationship score is in the dumps. The score (which is determined by Ian's actions) does influence how the daily interactions between Cindy and Wade play out, though. (it's driven mainly by whether Ian stops Wade from drunkenly insulting Cindy when he discovers she had photo session) I presume this determines whether these two manage to patch things up, or break up down the road. Similar to how you can play matchmaker for Emma and Perry, or permit/prevent Holly's hookup with Mark. Your actions don't change characters' personalities*, but the circumstances which ultimately determine the outcome(s).
*) with caveat, as some of the player's actions do alter character's personalities --
holly_change, alison_sexy These are very explicit, though.
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