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Printable version (Log in to 'subscribe' to this topic)CarrieLee said: Sowhat said: Being a man, I am very offended by this comment. In fact, I just might have the nerve to fly out there and sweep you off your feet and show you how absolutely wrong you are.....right after I make an excuse to tell my wife why I have to leave town! I'd rather take my chances then be single all my life. I'm a firm believer in steak and blowjobs, it'll keep a man around for a while. . [Edited 7/1/09 12:02pm] There is a lot to be said for that There is never a traffic jam on the extra mile | |
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Sowhat said: CarrieMpls said: I believe people shouldn’t make commitments they have no intention of keeping, or for that matter simply don’t think they can keep.
I believe once you’ve made a commitment to someone you should honor that commitment and talk to them first when 1 or 5 or 15 years down the road you discover you’re not going to be able to keep it. I believe very, very few men are capable of the above when it comes to sex, so I’ll likely remain single for the rest of my life. Being a man, I am very offended by this comment. In fact, I just might have the nerve to fly out there and sweep you off your feet and show you how absolutely wrong you are.....right after I make an excuse to tell my wife why I have to leave town! And that’s what I’m talkin’ about. |
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PunkMistress said: But I also feel that in no way should people be "more forgiving" of infidelity. People should be more fucking faithful.
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Something like that...all trust is gone.
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thekidsgirl said: Ace said: You ALWAYS say that! Well, this time, flowers and sweet-talk aren't gonna cut it! ...The fucking nerve! Sweetheart....I would never leave you! "Always blessings, never losses......"
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Mach said: johnart said: Your wisdom is as big as your chest. *flashes boobs* is someone trying to move in on my boo? it is necessary to help others, not only in our prayers, but in our daily lives. If we find we cannot help others, the least we can do is to desist from harming them.
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i have two rules...
it is necessary to help others, not only in our prayers, but in our daily lives. If we find we cannot help others, the least we can do is to desist from harming them.
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One thing I love about the org...from time to time we get a thread that makes us think. | |
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Absofuckinglutely deal breaker , not acceptable in any way shape or form .
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If any one of my parents had affairs then it up to them to forgive or not. What transpires in their relationship is none of my business. If they get divorced because of it, I'm sure there were more issues involved than just the cheating. What they do with their lives ... they do with their lives. I have mine to live. may u live 2 see the dawn | |
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Ace said: CarrieMpls said: I believe people shouldn’t make commitments they have no intention of keeping, or for that matter simply don’t think they can keep.
This reminded me of that great Pauline Kael quotation that Springsteen used in the song "Over the Rise": Is a promise that love couldn't keep Same as a promise broken? But, I digress. I believe once you’ve made a commitment to someone you should honor that commitment and talk to them first when 1 or 5 or 15 years down the road you discover you’re not going to be able to keep it.
I believe very, very few men are capable of the above when it comes to sex, so I’ll likely remain single for the rest of my life. I would have to agree. Men are pussies. When it comes to pussy, then yeah we are. may u live 2 see the dawn | |
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dseann said: If any one of my parents had affairs then it up to them to forgive or not. What transpires in their relationship is none of my business. If they get divorced because of it, I'm sure there were more issues involved than just the cheating. What they do with their lives ... they do with their lives. I have mine to live.
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And to answer the question: Cheating is the dealbreaker for me. There is no second chance.
God DAMN there are a lot of dumb motherfuckers walking around! - George Carlin
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thekidsgirl said: PunkMistress said: For me, it would be the fuckery more than the dishonesty. The idea of my husband touching someone else makes me fucking but if he comes to you and tells you that he has been feeling drawn to Sue the secretary before hand, you all can try to work things out together rather than him, just getting busy with her and trying to hide it That just makes the shit worse. Just no,no, and no. | |
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It depends on the understanding they have with their s.o. If both people are on the same page (e.g. open relationship, what constitutes "cheating", etc.) then I don't think they can be upset if the other one has an affair. (Is it called an affair if you know about it, or is an affair always carried out secretly?)
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MoniGram said: dseann said: If any one of my parents had affairs then it up to them to forgive or not. What transpires in their relationship is none of my business. If they get divorced because of it, I'm sure there were more issues involved than just the cheating. What they do with their lives ... they do with their lives. I have mine to live.
Well said!! Thank you. may u live 2 see the dawn | |
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thekidsgirl said: I don't think the big issue with affairs is the actual act as much as it is the dishonesty.
If I was seeing someone and he was feeling attracted to/ interested in someone else, I would want to know straight up. To me, that's not a big deal, it's human nature even. But if he were to hide that from me and keep me in the dark, that would hurt alot. I could forgive sleeping with someone else, but I couldn't forgive dishonesty This, is pretty much it for me. If you're in a relationship with someone and you're feeling compelled to cheat then let the person go. It's the lying and sneaking around that I don't understand. I swear I don't get it. I mean, I understand that it's difficult to end relationships and not wanting to hurt anyone, blah, blah, blah... but ultimately, why sneak and cheat when you can simply be single and see and sleep with whomever you wish? What's so difficult about that? | |
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Sowhat said: CarrieMpls said: I believe people shouldn’t make commitments they have no intention of keeping, or for that matter simply don’t think they can keep.
I believe once you’ve made a commitment to someone you should honor that commitment and talk to them first when 1 or 5 or 15 years down the road you discover you’re not going to be able to keep it. I believe very, very few men are capable of the above when it comes to sex, so I’ll likely remain single for the rest of my life. Being a man, I am very offended by this comment. In fact, I just might have the nerve to fly out there and sweep you off your feet and show you how absolutely wrong you are.....right after I make an excuse to tell my wife why I have to leave town! ![]() | |
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CarrieLee said: Sowhat said: Being a man, I am very offended by this comment. In fact, I just might have the nerve to fly out there and sweep you off your feet and show you how absolutely wrong you are.....right after I make an excuse to tell my wife why I have to leave town! I'd rather take my chances then be single all my life. I'm a firm believer in steak and blowjobs, it'll keep a man around for a while. . [Edited 7/1/09 12:02pm] ![]() | |
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Cheating is not a deal breaker for me, but the aftermath of dealing with one person's dishonesty (over anything) is what usually tears two people apart. I just would find it hard to not be suspicious of him, I mean that 'what if' is always there in a relationship, but the 'what if again' is much harder to get past.
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JustErin said: And it really depends on the way the relationship was going before the infidelity. I do think some couples can move past cheating. I definitely agree with this. I think it's possible to move past it and have a happy and healthy relationship after, for some people at least. And even for myself, I don't think I'd know until I was actually in that situation. (Which I have been, but then, every relationship is different...) But I'm 99% sure it's not something I could get over. |
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