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Thread started 07/24/07 11:21pm

meow85

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does my reaction make any sense at all?

So here's the situation:

I'm currently the cause of someone's cheating on his girlfriend. Yep, I'm the other woman everyone loves to hate so much. I won't go into the details of the why and the how of it, except to say that yes, I do know it's a bad thing to do.

But that's not the point of starting this thread. I've got an honest question for y'all: The kid's got a heavy case of the guilties about the whole thing, in spite of not seeming to be compelled to stop this anymore than I am. Thing is, if I thought he thought he was getting away with something, I'd have no problem ending this situation. But since he does (and I know he's not just putting that on to look like the good guy either) I don't.

Does my reaction make any sense at all? Because I sure as hell can't figure myself out.
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Reply #1 posted 07/24/07 11:25pm

statuesqque

meow85 said:

So here's the situation:

I'm currently the cause of someone's cheating on his girlfriend. Yep, I'm the other woman everyone loves to hate so much. I won't go into the details of the why and the how of it, except to say that yes, I do know it's a bad thing to do.

But that's not the point of starting this thread. I've got an honest question for y'all: The kid's got a heavy case of the guilties about the whole thing, in spite of not seeming to be compelled to stop this anymore than I am. Thing is, if I thought he thought he was getting away with something, I'd have no problem ending this situation. But since he does (and I know he's not just putting that on to look like the good guy either) I don't.
Does my reaction make any sense at all? Because I sure as hell can't figure myself out.



this part confuses me... explain this alittle bit more.
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Reply #2 posted 07/24/07 11:44pm

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meow85 said:

...Thing is, if I thought he thought he was getting away with something, I'd have no problem ending this situation. But since he does (and I know he's not just putting that on to look like the good guy either) I don't.

Does my reaction make any sense at all? Because I sure as hell can't figure myself out.


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Reply #3 posted 07/25/07 12:15am

PANDURITO

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You feel guilty but, as he feels guilty too, you stay with him.

I would stay apart until he clears things with his wife or else I don't see how this could end fine shrug
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Reply #4 posted 07/25/07 12:40am

meow85

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statuesqque said:

meow85 said:

So here's the situation:

I'm currently the cause of someone's cheating on his girlfriend. Yep, I'm the other woman everyone loves to hate so much. I won't go into the details of the why and the how of it, except to say that yes, I do know it's a bad thing to do.

But that's not the point of starting this thread. I've got an honest question for y'all: The kid's got a heavy case of the guilties about the whole thing, in spite of not seeming to be compelled to stop this anymore than I am. Thing is, if I thought he thought he was getting away with something, I'd have no problem ending this situation. But since he does (and I know he's not just putting that on to look like the good guy either) I don't.
Does my reaction make any sense at all? Because I sure as hell can't figure myself out.



this part confuses me... explain this alittle bit more.


That's the part I'm confused about. lol
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Reply #5 posted 07/25/07 12:49am

meow85

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PANDURITO said:

You feel guilty but, as he feels guilty too, you stay with him.


Could be. I don't know what I'm doing. shrug

I would stay apart until he clears things with his wife or else I don't see how this could end fine shrug


Well, not wife, but long-term girlfriend, which is really just as bad.

How I wound up in this situation was long and drawn out, and there's some unorthodox details that complicated matters a bit. We both held off and behaved ourselves for a good while, all thing considered. I don't have feelings for him or any romantic illusions about how this'll turn out. I think I'd consider him a friend with whom I shared a mutual inappropriate attraction and things just got way out of hand.
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Reply #6 posted 07/25/07 1:19am

IstenSzek

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meow85 said:

I don't have feelings for him or any romantic illusions


that's you answer right there, isn't it?

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Reply #7 posted 07/25/07 2:28am

MissMe

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IstenSzek said:

meow85 said:

I don't have feelings for him or any romantic illusions


that's you answer right there, isn't it?

smile



Damn, I would have sympathised with you, had you fallen in love with him or something, but as it's just a sex thing, I can't believe you even started this thread and asked the question, as IstenSzek said, you have your answer.
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Reply #8 posted 07/25/07 5:41am

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First of all. no no no! If you don't actually feel anything for him then just end it, you KNOW it's wrong.
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Reply #9 posted 07/25/07 5:45am

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Next time he mentions guilt, end it. You will get the genuine emotion from him then.

Ultimately end it anyway, especially if you don't even fancy the guy.
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Reply #10 posted 07/25/07 5:45am

statuesqque

MissMe said:

IstenSzek said:



that's you answer right there, isn't it?

smile



Damn, I would have sympathised with you, had you fallen in love with him or something, but as it's just a sex thing, I can't believe you even started this thread and asked the question, as IstenSzek said, you have your answer.


I agree, if it was love that's one thing but it just being a sex thing it's a none issue.
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Reply #11 posted 07/25/07 5:49am

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statuesqque said:

MissMe said:




Damn, I would have sympathised with you, had you fallen in love with him or something, but as it's just a sex thing, I can't believe you even started this thread and asked the question, as IstenSzek said, you have your answer.


I agree, if it was love that's one thing but it just being a sex thing it's a none issue.


I don't agree at all, I think trhe honesty thing makes it more of a situation. If it had been an oupouring of love and puke and the guy is guilty too barf then it is a none issue, run of the mill affair. This is much more exciting, and good sex is hard to find and should not be underestimated.

The sex is good right?
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Reply #12 posted 07/25/07 5:54am

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You don't have feelings for him, yet you're allowing him to cheat on his girlfriend....

He I would BET he has feelings for you.....or else why would he cheat with you?

End it, and let him figure out what he wants to do, since you obviously have no intent on forming a relationship with him....it's not fair to him or his girl.
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Reply #13 posted 07/25/07 5:55am

shaomi

statuesqque said:

meow85 said:

So here's the situation:

I'm currently the cause of someone's cheating on his girlfriend. Yep, I'm the other woman everyone loves to hate so much. I won't go into the details of the why and the how of it, except to say that yes, I do know it's a bad thing to do.

But that's not the point of starting this thread. I've got an honest question for y'all: The kid's got a heavy case of the guilties about the whole thing, in spite of not seeming to be compelled to stop this anymore than I am. Thing is, if I thought he thought he was getting away with something, I'd have no problem ending this situation. But since he does (and I know he's not just putting that on to look like the good guy either) I don't.
Does my reaction make any sense at all? Because I sure as hell can't figure myself out.



this part confuses me... explain this alittle bit more.


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Reply #14 posted 07/25/07 6:00am

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I'm sorry.

This is really pissing me off.

Yeah, the guy is guilty for cheating....but WHY are you doing it if you have NO feelings for him.

Frankly I think your an ass if you let that shit continue.

I was in a situation my self, where I din't actually cheat on my husband but I had strong feelings for someone, and was wanting to be with him after I had left my husband. This person KNEW I had feelings for him, and yet, he didn't give a fuck for me, yet he let the whole thing DRAGGGG out....and left me with a brocken heart....and it took me MONTHS to get over it, and it totally fucked with my head.

You need to tell this dude that you don't care for him RITE NOW.
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Reply #15 posted 07/25/07 6:01am

statuesqque

PREDOMINANT said:

statuesqque said:



I agree, if it was love that's one thing but it just being a sex thing it's a none issue.


I don't agree at all, I think the honesty thing makes it more of a situation. If it had been an oupouring of love and puke and the guy is guilty too barf then it is a none issue, run of the mill affair. This is much more exciting, and good sex is hard to find and should not be underestimated.

The sex is good right?



I respect the honesty thing don't get me wrong but if it's just about good sex then there are no strings and all that which is what most want in that type of situtation, which makes it a none issue...it's about the physical not the emotional. She stated she doesn't have feelings for him or under any romantic illusion, the issue is do they want to give up having good sex, not someone they have feelings for. And I agree good sex is hard to find and shouldn't be underestimated...not in the least.
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Reply #16 posted 07/25/07 6:07am

blueblossom

Do you want us to allievate your conscience then? I think it is a bad thing you are doing. End it before she finds out and their hearts will be broken but because you don't care that much for him (nor it seems respect him (or her)) you will go away emotionally intact. You must admit, that you are being very hard faced about this situation. If they have problems in their relationship let them sort it out.
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Reply #17 posted 07/25/07 6:09am

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Do you want us to allievate your conscience then? I think it is a bad thing you are doing. End it before she finds out and their hearts will be broken but because you don't care that much for him (nor it seems respect him (or her)) you will go away emotionally intact. You must admit, that you are being very hard faced about this situation. If they have problems in their relationship let them sort it out.



Exactly.

YOU get away scott free and they both will have brocken hearts.

Its not fair.

I don't think your a bad person, but you need to end it.

Like TOTALLY end it.....all or nothing.

And even if you tell him its only for sex and he says he's cool and okay with that, don't believe him.

Just stop.
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Reply #18 posted 07/25/07 6:10am

heybaby

good sex with strings or no strings, feelings or no feelings bottom line is the man is in a relationship with someone else. end it and see what happens from there. doing the right thing by ending it and moving on should be no problem since she has no feelings for this man.
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Reply #19 posted 07/25/07 6:15am

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Reply #20 posted 07/25/07 6:19am

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heybaby said:

good sex with strings or no strings, feelings or no feelings bottom line is the man is in a relationship with someone else. end it and see what happens from there. doing the right thing by ending it and moving on should be no problem since she has no feelings for this man.
You all are really confusing me: isn't cheating on someone usually about sex first? Falling for someone else emotionally is something altogether different.

Meow sweetie:

If it is just sex and you have no feelings for this person, you should be encouraging him to work out his relationship with his girlfriend. It is my experience that men cheat because they are not getting the sex they want at home or not getting what they need emotionally.
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Reply #21 posted 07/25/07 6:22am

statuesqque

we're getting into a murky area here, with the respect and disrespect thing... and I believe everybody gets hurt in a triangle situation, be it the other woman or the other man on some level.
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Reply #22 posted 07/25/07 6:29am

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we're getting into a murky area here, with the respect and disrespect thing... and I believe everybody gets hurt in a triangle situation, be it the other woman or the other man on some level.

[i]

It gets murky because people seem to dig themselves into so much shit....
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Reply #23 posted 07/25/07 6:45am

statuesqque

blueblossom said:

statuesqque said:

we're getting into a murky area here, with the respect and disrespect thing... and I believe everybody gets hurt in a triangle situation, be it the other woman or the other man on some level.

[i]

It gets murky because people seem to dig themselves into so much shit....



but who doesn't...
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Reply #24 posted 07/25/07 6:49am

Mach

statuesqque said:

blueblossom said:


[i]

It gets murky because people seem to dig themselves into so much shit....



but who doesn't...


Thank you clapping everyone over an entire lifetime makes strange choices at some point

people can climb up on a soapbox and rant and point fingers but goodness we all know no one is perfect or even really any better then the next person

humans are perfectly imperfect every last one of us

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Reply #25 posted 07/25/07 6:52am

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Mach said:

statuesqque said:




but who doesn't...


Thank you clapping everyone over an entire lifetime makes strange choices at some point

people can climb up on a soapbox and rant and point fingers but goodness we all know no one is perfect or even really any better then the next person

humans are perfectly imperfect every last one of us

rose Meow - a tough situation
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Reply #26 posted 07/25/07 6:53am

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we are complex animals, although i understand everyone's reaction. being overtly moralising is mad fake

truthfully none of us can answer your question, your situation, your feel is unique to you

we need to learn, from our mistakes as well as our successes, go with the flow.
and see where it takes you, maybe it will lead to something better...
are you ready for submission

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Reply #27 posted 07/25/07 7:02am

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Mach said:

statuesqque said:




but who doesn't...


Thank you clapping everyone over an entire lifetime makes strange choices at some point

people can climb up on a soapbox and rant and point fingers but goodness we all know no one is perfect or even really any better then the next person

humans are perfectly imperfect every last one of us

rose Meow - a tough situation


Yes...this is true. I thought about this thread on my drive a couple minutes ago....since my own experience and wound is still pretty fresh.

I've been the victom, and the martyr (however that is spelt) before....and the heartache, and the heartbreaker are all rolls we will or already have played at one time or another.

The point IS....you need to think about what you are doing and try to do the morally correct thing.
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Reply #28 posted 07/25/07 7:05am

statuesqque

Mach said:

statuesqque said:




but who doesn't...


Thank you clapping everyone over an entire lifetime makes strange choices at some point

people can climb up on a soapbox and rant and point fingers but goodness we all know no one is perfect or even really any better then the next person

humans are perfectly imperfect every last one of us

rose Meow - a tough situation



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Reply #29 posted 07/25/07 7:15am

statuesqque

eraclito said:

we are complex animals, although i understand everyone's reaction. being overtly moralising is mad fake

truthfully none of us can answer your question, your situation, your feel is unique to you

we need to learn, from our mistakes as well as our successes, go with the flow.
and see where it takes you, maybe it will lead to something better...



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