Revenge, you sound very bitter about something, wife done the dirty on you?
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no as i said we still live together... shes all yours if you want her
just spread word they abused a 15year old , get their life destroyed like they did yours
i would find out where they live and work which is very easy in the digital age and spread a few nonce rumours.
love to see the face of some people in this thread who would happily sleep with a married woman and blame her for it all as they turn up for work and find spomeone has plastered hes a nonse all over the doors/carpark
I think you are beginning to be overly critical. I imagine most men would want to beat seven shades of crap out of someone they found had been sleeping with their wife in full knowledge of the situation, including me. Hell yes I'd want revenge.
Okay, to jump on that GL - what's changed?
Looking at the poll it looks like a lot of people seem to have a live and let live attitude,ie, they don't mind being cheated on themselves.
Mods, can we have a poll please? Sans pancake.
Inspired in part from the other thread and a debate we've had a couple of times, I thought it would be interesting to branch off and have it as a discussion in its own right.
Scenario:
You're single. She's married. You do not know how strong the marriage is or any other variable regarding it, nor who the husband is. She's propositioned you. Is it okay to cheat?
1. It's absolutely fine to sleep with her. The 'morality' has absolutely nothing to do with me.
2. I accept what I'm doing is a little wrong, but it's not really my problem so it's okay to sleep with her.
3. I'll do anything that moves. Situation doesn't come into it.
4. I'm not totally to blame, but I wouldn't sleep with her as I feel I'm helping to facilitate an immoral act.
5. I wouldn't ever sleep with her. I'd be just as guilty as she is.
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Another point for discussion: does your position change regarding the seriousness of the relationship?
e.g.
Is it okay to 'cheat' if it's a fresh relationship? Does it make a difference if it's long-term, they're married or if children are involved?
wtf? sounds like your more worried about her divorce settlement than thr poor bloke whos beeing cheated on :SWould entirely depend on my knowledge of the strength of their relationship.
If they've been married a long time and have kids, then I think it's a no no and don't even go their. It's one thing being a part of a relationship break up but being part of a family break up is a whole different ball game.
If it's a case of you've met her, shes in a bad marriage no kids and kind of wants out to be with you, then I think it's ok but any knowledge of it could damage her divorce settlement bla bla bla.
In conclusion, there's way too many variables in each individual situation to give an out and out answer.
it takes two to cheat, if your doing it knowingly with a person already in a relationship then imo you are part of the cheating2nd if you are single who are you cheating on?
You're single. She's married. You do not know how strong the marriage is or any other variable regarding it, nor who the husband is. She's propositioned you. Is it okay to cheat?
Having been there before - it would be hypocritical of me to say no I'd never do it, but it does depend on how much I know... I wouldn't actively go out of my way to do it, in fact I wouldn't chase for it at all.
Hmm tough call.
1st This is a disgrace a ocuk poll without pancake.