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If someone is willing to cheat on their partner, there's probably something missing in the relationship to begin with. If you're completely content with your partner, you wouldn't even look elsewhere, in my opinion.
Unless she later morphs into a straight up skank, I tend to have respect and consideration for my exes. Even when its clear it aint gonna work. If I have the opportunity to actually communicate the breakup before demonstrating it by sleepin with another chick, I'll do it.
Nobody needs to be humiliated unnecessarily. But hey....different strokes for different folks.
This thread reminds me of a scene from "City Slickers" Bruno Kirby asks Billy Crystal the following question
You're all alone in the middle of nowhere when a spaceship lands and the most beautiful woman you've ever seen (or man for you ladies) steps out and says she wants to have the best sex in the universe and she wants to have it with you. When it's all over with, she gets back on her space ship and flies away, never to be seen again.
Billy response is that it doesn't matter if nobody else would know, he would know and he would not be happy with himself, thus he would not do it. IMO cheating is always about the person themselves, do you keep your word or not? Its not about the other person or the consequences should you be found out.
Well that's because he had a camera in his face. lol.
J/k no, your point it a common one - that cheating is all about the character of the person who does it, not the person often blamed for it. (the cheated). Sometimes though, alienation of affection can lead a partner to consider North's equation, despite still loving their partner. A person's mind can often justify many things if it feels victimized.
Which is why regular sex should never be taken for granted...it's just as important as committed love.
This thread reminds me of a scene from "City Slickers" Bruno Kirby asks Billy Crystal the following question
You're all alone in the middle of nowhere when a spaceship lands and the most beautiful woman you've ever seen (or man for you ladies) steps out and says she wants to have the best sex in the universe and she wants to have it with you. When it's all over with, she gets back on her space ship and flies away, never to be seen again.
Billy response is that it doesn't matter if nobody else would know, he would know and he would not be happy with himself, thus he would not do it. IMO cheating is always about the person themselves, do you keep your word or not? Its not about the other person or the consequences should you be found out.
Naw, the thought of guilt would haunt me. So i'd rather not.
People need to stop interwining "love" and sex, one is a action and the other is an emotion.
If someone is willing to cheat on their partner, there's probably something missing in the relationship to begin with. If you're completely content with your partner, you wouldn't even look elsewhere, in my opinion.
Some people just get bored with the same person and want a change or don't have the ability to stay loyal, but it isn't always that. If a partner was straying (but didn't actually do anything), and I knew, I'd sit down with them and see what they thought was missing.
I wouldn't be able to cheat, I'd feel too guilty. I'd go out to clubs and dance with people, fine... But at the end of the night, I'd be going home and sleeping with my partner, or alone... No one else.
The problem w that statement is that cheating comes with deception and lies and hurt. Its not the sex per se that is the damaging factor - its what comes with it. Broken trust is really hard to mend.
I put integrity first, which means you do the right thing even when nobody is watching. That is when it actually counts.
If I do something that I would not want my spouse to know - that is the gauge for deciding to not do it.
Unless she later morphs into a straight up skank, I tend to have respect and consideration for my exes. Even when its clear it aint gonna work. If I have the opportunity to actually communicate the breakup before demonstrating it by sleepin with another chick, I'll do it.
Nobody needs to be humiliated unnecessarily. But hey....different strokes for different folks.
This thread reminds me of a scene from "City Slickers" Bruno Kirby asks Billy Crystal the following question
You're all alone in the middle of nowhere when a spaceship lands and the most beautiful woman you've ever seen (or man for you ladies) steps out and says she wants to have the best sex in the universe and she wants to have it with you. When it's all over with, she gets back on her space ship and flies away, never to be seen again.
Billy response is that it doesn't matter if nobody else would know, he would know and he would not be happy with himself, thus he would not do it. IMO cheating is always about the person themselves, do you keep your word or not? Its not about the other person or the consequences should you be found out.
Never had a reason to cheat. Then again can we define cheating. My girl thinks anything below the neck and any action that lasts longer than the count of two is cheating.
I always felt if you feel its wrong then its wrong.
i agree with your girl. i'm also of the belief that having relationships online is also cheating. if you're flirting up a storm online and you're in a relationship & hide it because you know your partner would not approve, then you know that it's cheating.
So I guess you're asking half the guys in relationships to leave? Lol
Flirting to me is harmless just as long as you know it ends there. Its the equivilant of porn to me. Its not real. Now if you are acting on the flirting then I'd be inclined to agree with you boobs.
lol thanks for that fanny. i'm just saying if you'd be happy with your partner doing it, then so be it, but if you know that if you found out that your partner was making suggestive comments to other people and calling them your e-husband/e-wife and it would upset you, then maybe you should stop
Nope, not lying either.Uh oh. Here we go.
Say you love someone, you've got a solid relationship, yadayada but are given the opportunity to CHEAT on that person with the guarantee that they will NEVER find out... would you?
Some folks in the smoking area at the bar were talking about this the other day and I was really surprised at their notion that most people are actually so faithful as not to step out. My automatic assumption is that MOST people would take the opportunity even if they loved their partner. What they won't know won't hurt them..right?
Can you love someone and still cheat?