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I agree
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I was agreeing with the "I am no angel" comment
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If they were not freinds I would not have a problem with breaking up a couple (boyfreind/girlfreind, not marriage)
I would not expect the person to keep dating their SO though
even if the SO was not a freind I would not break up a marriage
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quote: Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
All I'll say is you young tear aways need to consider that if you cheat with a married woman you threaten a man's home, his family, his financial security, basically all the bedrock of somebody's life.
Now even the most mild mannered of men can react extremely and decisively to such a threat. You could be taking your life in hands. I personally never thought it was worth it given all beautiful unattached women around.
I never found married women attractive either. My reasoning was if they were prepared to stab their husband in the back like that, they'd think nothing of screwing me over too. For example by disclosing the affair to their violent jealous hubby. Or getting pregnant. Or using me as an excuse to break up the marriage.
Unfortunately I know I'm wasting my breath because obviously some of you just think with your d*ck. |
Wow, a well thoughtout and insightful post from AH!
This is because of that oversight thing, right?
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I know, I know
I am upset also
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Flubber
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With a view of the Rockies
Aug 2000 time: 22:22
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wow-- I agree with AH
I don't and won't cheat. Its a simple matter really . . . I keep my word and I made Mrs Flubber a promise.
As for "helping" married folks cheat, that to me is almost as bad. First of all, I would not find a person attractive that could either be so deceptive or so cavalier with their commitments. . . . and I don't care how " hot" she was . . .. Second, I have been trying to live by the simple code that you don't fv*k ANYBODY over -- to me that includes fiddling with some guy's wife
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In the land of the one-eyed
Jun 2000 time: 21:22
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Hey, genius, if you want to talk about education, you should check your dictionary before you spout off. The first definition of rationalize is "to make rational". The second is to do so erroneously. I took what you said at face value, being that it was appropriate because you honestly felt the relationship didn't merit your acknowledgment of a committment or the hurt of a possibly innocent third party.
I'm certainly not on any moral high ground, unless you count the fact that I haven't ****ed somebody else's wife.
Oh, I guess I am after all.
And you can think that marriage is "slavery" if you want. I don't see how that somehow justifies having sex with someone's wife. I could say that an "open relationship" is just two people who can't commit. But I don't, because I actually believe it is a valid lifestyle choice. I didn't know that socialism was a cause that disavowed or disrespected other people's choices. I doubt that it is, in its true forms.
Who's on the moral highground? Most of the people I know entered into marriage mutually and evenly.
I can tell you this much...there is no slavery in my house.
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