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JANUARY 30, 2012 @ 06:14 AM


Guys and Gals, I have a general question that I would like to hear your opinion on.

Do you believe that all men and women in relationships cheat? And by cheating, it doesn't have to be just kissing or sex, it can be anything that is unfaithful such as , talking to other people, cuddleing with others, sexting....you get the point. I was just wondering what anybody else thought about it.

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lostorfound

lostorfound

USA
July 2010

JAN 30, 2012 06:31 AM

i would say yes if your breaking it down that way. I feel that all guys and girls flirt in some way or another. Even if it is harmless it could still be considered cheating.

Elye

Elye

HOPEFUL

United Kingdom

JAN 30, 2012 06:33 AM

not at all! im lucky enough to have never been cheated on and i have never cheated in my life, if u make it clear how slow and painfully ud kill them and find decent people its all cool (im not implying anyone whos cheated isnt decent, i no people make mistakes, i just mean finding someone that wont take u for granted and wants to be with u and only u)

kiwi33

kiwi33

Blackwood, NJ
November 2010

JAN 30, 2012 06:39 AM

Yeah. Personally, if I found out my significant other cuddled with someone else, I would consider that cheating.

newhate4lostlove

newhate4lostlove

USA
January 2012

JAN 30, 2012 06:41 AM

I've been cheated, and it ended my marriage. It started out as apparently harmless texting and so on and so forth. Typically I should say all people cheat, but I don't believe that to be the case at all. A faithful person will know not to put themselves into a position that the temptation would be there, and even if they were put there by accident would have the will power to not do it.

kiwi33

kiwi33

Blackwood, NJ
November 2010

JAN 30, 2012 06:48 AM

It is sort of sad that the person would have the temptation in the first place. I mean, if you are madly in love with someone, being commited to someone, I don't really get how someone would even be tempted to try/think about doing something ya know? But see that's just my opinion on it. I could never cheat, I would never have the temptation, even If they are attractive, nor would I ever put myself in a situation like that. idk, like it would be sorta insulting to know if my bf/gf had to fight his/her temptedness. It would still hurt.

chelan

chelan

USA
September 2011

JAN 30, 2012 07:20 AM

not everyone

knives2meatyou

knives2meatyou

USA
March 2006

JAN 30, 2012 08:06 AM

No, not cheating, but there will likely be flirting, though innocent (like praising sets here) that could be construed as crossing the line. Guys' eyes will wander, we tend to do that, but hearts don't have to wander. Talking to other people is something that's going to happen, let's face it, on both sides, but if the partners are secure enough they won't be bothered. I am quite crazy about craftygrrl, as anyone who reads her blog or mine already knows, but I am not bothered if she wants to post sexy pics and I hope she isn't too bothered if I compliment other women, but my heart ain't goin' nowhere, as they say. This is a good philosophy:

willy81

willy81

Troy, AL
August 2006

JAN 30, 2012 11:07 AM

I never have cheated on anyone but I have been cheated on and it blows, specially when you walk into it. Ugh... Worst feeling ever.... Before that I would flirt still with people who dated someone but after that, I don't do it at all anymore. Not cool. Totally gives you a new perspective or it did me. I really think it has fucked up my head a lot now lol I get angry now when I even see it on tv. But I don't think this has answered any of your questions. But no I don't cheat.

hor

hor

I'm lost
June 2005

JAN 30, 2012 11:58 AM


Talking to other people? Haha.

kiwi33

kiwi33

Blackwood, NJ
November 2010

JAN 30, 2012 01:34 PM

talking to other people as in having a boyfriend or girlfriend and trying to chill with other people because they are cute, and youre intentions are to "get to know them" more than a friend. obviously hor.

knives2meatyou

knives2meatyou

USA
March 2006

JAN 30, 2012 02:19 PM

I think there's a key difference between saying someone is lovely, for example, and wanting to "get to know them" in a more aggressive way. If I compliment someone for being very pretty and leave it at that, especially if I make it known to them that I am happily involved, that really IS a compliment without any strings attached or catches (and by the way, the person complimented can truly appreciate the comment because I'm not hitting on them or using the compliment as a stepping stone to something else, I simply mean what I said). But what happens after the compliment is key. If that's the end of it there's no intent and that should be fine. But if the response is then to want to get closer to the person that may be the beginning of a problem. Does that make sense? At the end of the day it's intent that's key and if your intent is to "get to know them more than a friend," that intention is unmistakable.

kiwi33

kiwi33

Blackwood, NJ
November 2010

JAN 30, 2012 04:25 PM

yes, i completely get what youre saying and I agree. I wish all men thought like you !

craftygrrl

craftygrrl

Bellingham, WA
July 2006

FEB 01, 2012 06:57 AM

Thank you for the add!

kiwi33

kiwi33

Blackwood, NJ
November 2010

FEB 02, 2012 11:41 AM

no problem! smile

Vovin

Vovin

Greece
March 2011

FEB 02, 2012 02:13 PM

Not all. I don't. Unless you give me reason to (cheat on me). smile

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