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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 9:57:27 PM   
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You are right. I can't speak for others. But if you are going to say that divorce is a bad thing for the UMs involved, then you have to accept that cheating is just as bad for the UMs involved. Therefore, they simply shouldn't be a factor because both suck utterly. You can't say that cheating is better for your kids.

i never said that - i said kids who come from divorce don't fare as well as kids from intact families. 

I do feel that at least divorce teaches honesty and owning up to when things won't work instead of showing that deception solves problems. 

Divorce also teaches that when things get tough, you throw in the towel. It might even teach them that their parents put their own needs above theirs.  It could convey so many things to a child, not JUST what you suggested.


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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 9:57:45 PM   
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No matter what reasons you claim that make you so damn noble, you are probably going to caught and then you are going to lose it all anyway. Including a lot of respect.


i can think of many instances where respect will be lost much more so - like apathetic spouses who abandon their "cherished one".  And what about the vow of "till death do us part" - this "vow" doesn't count?? That may mean something to some people.  Maybe more then being a cheat, maybe keeping that vow intact is more important to them, living up to their word, keeping their family intact is important - and in the middle of all that insanity in trying to keep their sanity they search what is NOT forthcoming at home elsewhere. 


Intact families are not families that hinge on deception. Intact families are not hinged on a "little white lie" that Daddy or Mommy are being faithful.

Like I've already said - abandoning your spouse is bad. It's probably just as bad as cheating. But guess what? That doesn't make your cheating any better. You made the choice to put your dick somewhere else or take someone else's. You could have tried therapy. You could have tried a lot of things. I really don't give a shit how bad your spouse is. You are making the choice to stay with them.

They may be a bad person but that doesn't make you a saint beyond reproach.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 9:58:59 PM   
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Llyren: That is terrible! I feel so bad for you, I do.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:00:50 PM   
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You are right. I can't speak for others. But if you are going to say that divorce is a bad thing for the UMs involved, then you have to accept that cheating is just as bad for the UMs involved. Therefore, they simply shouldn't be a factor because both suck utterly. You can't say that cheating is better for your kids.

i never said that - i said kids who come from divorce don't fare as well as kids from intact families. 
 

 
Intact families are not hinged on lies. Families with cheating spouses are. These are shams of a family that will tumble like a house of cards when a strong wind boths. If they are lucky then they may be able to form a family again, just as some divorced parents reconcile but it will not happen until everyone is honest.
 
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I do feel that at least divorce teaches honesty and owning up to when things won't work instead of showing that deception solves problems. 

Divorce also teaches that when things get tough, you throw in the towel. It might even teach them that their parents put their own needs above theirs.  It could convey so many things to a child, not JUST what you suggested.



Divorce only teaches them that if that is what is happening. I love, just love, how people who want cheating to be ok completely ignore couples therapy! If you've been trying for years, there comes a point where it is better to admit that you can not succeed to then to just give up and make everyone miserable.

And hey, cheating teaches them that when the tough get going "Lie, lie, lie!" I mean, that can't be a bad thing.

There isn't a good option here. But I'll go with the one that doesn't teach my kid that lying and deception are ok. 

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:02:17 PM   
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There is some statistical evidence for explainig the "pros" and "cons" of a lot of circumstances surrounding families. I can personallly vouch for that. You can get stats to mean just about anyting you want, a lot of the time, depending on who analyzes what data, and especially why.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:06:59 PM   
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there are good and bad reasons for divorce, just as there are good and bad reasons for staying together, and understandable and ridiculous reasons for cheating.

i'm going to bow out of this thread and just watch from now on, because i've pretty much said how i feel about it and i don't think me babbling anymore is going to help anything ;)

that said, i would like to point out that i was staunchly -not- attempting to christian-bash earlier. i quite like christianity, was raised christian, and often attend christian church, and i have no personal issues with the religion (some followers, sometimes, yes, but not the religion itself). so...i wanted to clarify that my statements earlier were playing off of invictus' christian-bashing and not with the intent to bash the religion.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:09:05 PM   
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I dunno if my opinion counts but I wasn't offended by anything you said *smile* Course I might of missed it.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:16:28 PM   
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Intact families are not families that hinge on deception. Intact families are not hinged on a "little white lie" that Daddy or Mommy are being faithful.

Intact family just means daddy and mommy and UM's altogether under one roof.  Why do the UM's have to be involved in the parents relationship at all?  This sounds rather co-dependant to me - like the mom or dad who uses it (the cheating) to gain favor with the child to go against the other parent - that's  manipulation and abuse.

Like I've already said - abandoning your spouse is bad. It's probably just as bad as cheating. But guess what? That doesn't make your cheating any better. You made the choice to put your dick somewhere else or take someone else's. You could have tried therapy. You could have tried a lot of things. I really don't give a shit how bad your spouse is. You are making the choice to stay with them.

Why do you assume in all cases many, if not all alternatives, were tried and failed.  You keep reiterating "you are making the choice to stay with them" i will counter that with - some circumstances are such that that IS the only viable choice you can make at the time given the circumstances you find yourself in. Just as much as they are making the choice to abandon your needs.  And in some cases the choice to leave is the wrong choice - use your imagination and i am sure you can come up with some. Some were already stated.

They may be a bad person but that doesn't make you a saint beyond reproach.

i am not looking to make anyone involved a saint or a sinner - i don't view life with those kinds of glasses.  We are all dealt a hand in life - we all come to the table with different experiences, abilities, cultures, past baggage, values, etc - i have only worn my own "shoes of life" so how can i judge your path not having worn "your shoes"



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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:27:44 PM   
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Intact families are not families that hinge on deception. Intact families are not hinged on a "little white lie" that Daddy or Mommy are being faithful.

Intact family just means daddy and mommy and UM's altogether under one roof.  Why do the UM's have to be involved in the parents relationship at all?  This sounds rather co-dependant to me - like the mom or dad who uses it (the cheating) to gain favor with the child to go against the other parent - that's  manipulation and abuse.
 

 
The relationship between the parents does affect the child. By intact I assumed you meant healthy and loving. I will not assume so in the future. I have heard no stats on an unhappy and unhealthy yet "intact" family group being better for a child.
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Like I've already said - abandoning your spouse is bad. It's probably just as bad as cheating. But guess what? That doesn't make your cheating any better. You made the choice to put your dick somewhere else or take someone else's. You could have tried therapy. You could have tried a lot of things. I really don't give a shit how bad your spouse is. You are making the choice to stay with them.

Why do you assume in all cases many, if not all alternatives, were tried and failed. 
 


I'm not saying they were tried. I'm saying that they should be tried before one resorts to either divorce or cheating. If you give it all you can then I can at least somewhat understand your decision to cheat. If you don't, then why should I believe that you are anything more then a horndog?
 
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You keep reiterating "you are making the choice to stay with them" i will counter that with - some circumstances are such that that IS the only viable choice you can make at the time given the circumstances you find yourself in.


Living in deception as opposed to being an adult and dealing with your circumstances is such admirable behavior. Yes there are a few circumstances. However, I simply can not believe it's so common. If you fear losing your kids or whatnot, exactly what do you think the judge is going to say when you are caught cheating? Things are going to be even worse.

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Just as much as they are making the choice to abandon your needs.  And in some cases the choice to leave is the wrong choice - use your imagination and i am sure you can come up with some. Some were already stated.

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There are some. But let's be honest - most of the people just want pussy on the side. And then there are the serial cheaters. You know, the guy who marries a woman, is happy for ten years, then starts cheating, divorces and marries the hot new thing. Rinse, lather, repeat. Why is it so hard for you to accept that some people, if most, who cheat are just assholes who don't want to be mutually responsible in dealing with their relationship problems?

Emontional abandonment of a spouse is generally not a one sided thing. There is blame on both sides.

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They may be a bad person but that doesn't make you a saint beyond reproach.

i am not looking to make anyone involved a saint or a sinner - i don't view life with those kinds of glasses.  We are all dealt a hand in life - we all come to the table with different experiences, abilities, cultures, past baggage, values, etc - i have only worn my own "shoes of life" so how can i judge your path not having worn "your shoes"




Having walked the shoes of both the cheater, the cheatee, and the child of a cheater I feel very secure in saying "Yes. There are problems in your relationship. However, cheating won't make them better. It makes them worse."

Deception does not a good relationship make. No matter how bad someone is treating you, you are making the decision to cheat on them. They may indeed be a beast. But you are not a saint and you still deserve guilt and reproach. They may deserve more guilt but you are still quite deserving of your share.

Barring, of course, the very common coma cases.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:33:44 PM   
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Thank you, Susan.  But honestly, I feel better!!!  The only time I seriously miss having him around is when I have to take out the garbage.    And when I start getting maudlin, I remind myself that never again do I have to deal with manipulative, guilt-inducing, passive-aggressive sighs ever again.  So my cats and I live quite happily in our very own apartment.  




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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:34:50 PM   
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I'm so glad to hear that!

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:58:07 PM   
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The relationship between the parents does affect the child. By intact I assumed you meant healthy and loving. I will not assume so in the future. I have heard no stats on an unhappy and unhealthy yet "intact" family group being better for a child.
 
The report i read said even if the family unit was dysfunctional it was better for the kids in the long run to have the family unit intact (meaning altogether) then split up in a divorce. 

I'm not saying they were tried. I'm saying that they should be tried before one resorts to either divorce or cheating. If you give it all you can then I can at least somewhat understand your decision to cheat. If you don't, then why should I believe that you are anything more then a horndog?
 
Your entitled to believe anything you want to believe.  (Cheaters = horndogs)is in your book, thats your belief, not mine.  A litte short sighted in my opinion.

Living in deception as opposed to being an adult and dealing with your circumstances is such admirable behavior. Yes there are a few circumstances. However, I simply can not believe it's so common. If you fear losing your kids or whatnot, exactly what do you think the judge is going to say when you are caught cheating? Things are going to be even worse.

i never used the word admirable ever - you are using it now and it sounds a bit like condesention to me - do we have to go there?

There are some. But let's be honest - most of the people just want pussy on the side. And then there are the serial cheaters. You know, the guy who marries a woman, is happy for ten years, then starts cheating, divorces and marries the hot new thing. Rinse, lather, repeat. Why is it so hard for you to accept that some people, if most, who cheat are just assholes who don't want to be mutually responsible in dealing with their relationship problems?

i don't automatically connect with the idea that people who cheat "just want pussy on the side", i am sure this might be the case some of the time, but i think generally that people caught up in cheating are in troubled relationships and not generally happy about the course of events in their lives.  Do you feel better about those who marry 4, 5 maybe 6 to 10 times - oh lets not call them cheaters they are noble and get divorces - forget the fact that they make a mockery out of marriage!

Emontional abandonment of a spouse is generally not a one sided thing. There is blame on both sides.

And your point being??


They may be a bad person but that doesn't make you a saint beyond reproach.

Never said they were saints - never initially used the word ever.

Having walked the shoes of both the cheater, the cheatee, and the child of a cheater I feel very secure in saying "Yes. There are problems in your relationship. However, cheating won't make them better. It makes them worse."

It made them worse FOR YOU.... don't speak for others just cause you have had the experience from three angles. It doesn't make you an expert - only one person out of millions who have had this experience.

Deception does not a good relationship make. No matter how bad someone is treating you, you are making the decision to cheat on them. They may indeed be a beast. But you are not a saint and you still deserve guilt and reproach. They may deserve more guilt but you are still quite deserving of your share.

You'd make a good fire and brimstone preacher lol..... guilt, reproach, blame.... i would rather use words like learn, growth, evolve, change. We simply don't think on the same track....oranges and apples here... let's just leave it at that

Barring, of course, the very common coma cases.

Well of course this is ok if you sanction it as so


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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 10:59:01 PM   
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I cheated on my husband once ... although some will say I technically didn't because he had been living in a motel for a week during a seperation.  We went to counceling and continue to work on our relationship.  My Dad cheated on my mom and they divorced ... He also beat the hell out of her all the time ... in that situation Divorce was needed.  In my situation divorce would be a flippin' disaster.  I have a disabled UM and my husband and I have agreed since the cheating happened that if it comes to it then we will agree to live seperate lives under the same room and stay married ... if that makes sense to anyone else but us I'm not sure.  I agree with what has been said about blaming everything on the cheaters, ... Sorry but that's not fair ... relationships are a two way street dearies.   When a man cheats it's usual for some sort of physical gratification and the need to conquer everything in sight.  When a woman cheats it's about emotional needs not being met.  This may not be the case ALL the time and yes it is a generalization, for that I'm sorry but it is true in most cases.   My husband realizes that if he would of been doing his part in our relationship I would of never even thought of looking outside of it and that is the truth.  I cheated because He basically forgot I was there. 

All I am really trying to say (in a very long round about way) is that no-one on this board is perfect and none of you are better than anyone else, so to sit there and judge others for what they do with thier lives is rediculous ... none of you know all the circumstances and dealings surrounding and situation ... True at the core of it cheating is wrong and I maybe should of dealt with it in a different way ... but I did try ... I talked, I journaled, I wrote him emails for gosh sakes when He was 5 feet from me ... He lived in LaLa Land for over a year while I begged and pleaded for him to realize I was there and that something was seriously wrong.   Sometimes you get yourself backed into a corner and the only way out is to do something completly stupid and inheritantly wrong.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:01:16 PM   
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velvetears -

how does being married multiple times and being happy in those marriages make more of a mockery out of marriage than staying married to the same person but continuously going outside of the relationship for fulfillment and lying to your spouse?

i know i said i was bowing out of the thread, but anytime i hear the words "mockery of a marriage" my ears perk up. sorry. ;)


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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:11:21 PM   
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The relationship between the parents does affect the child. By intact I assumed you meant healthy and loving. I will not assume so in the future. I have heard no stats on an unhappy and unhealthy yet "intact" family group being better for a child.
 
The report i read said even if the family unit was dysfunctional it was better for the kids in the long run to have the family unit intact (meaning altogether) then split up in a divorce. 
 

 
I would suspect that report was extremely slanted. Most children I knew growing up were happy to have the yelling stop.
 
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I'm not saying they were tried. I'm saying that they should be tried before one resorts to either divorce or cheating. If you give it all you can then I can at least somewhat understand your decision to cheat. If you don't, then why should I believe that you are anything more then a horndog?
 
Your entitled to believe anything you want to believe.  (Cheaters = horndogs)is in your book, thats your belief, not mine.  A litte short sighted in my opinion.

 
If it wouldn't be too difficult of you to note, I've already stated (repeatedly) that there are situations where I wouldn't really regard it as cheating. However, I've seen time and time again that it wasn't that.
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Living in deception as opposed to being an adult and dealing with your circumstances is such admirable behavior. Yes there are a few circumstances. However, I simply can not believe it's so common. If you fear losing your kids or whatnot, exactly what do you think the judge is going to say when you are caught cheating? Things are going to be even worse.

i never used the word admirable ever - you are using it now and it sounds a bit like condesention to me - do we have to go there?

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I realize you didn't.

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i don't automatically connect with the idea that people who cheat "just want pussy on the side", i am sure this might be the case some of the time, but i think generally that people caught up in cheating are in troubled relationships and not generally happy about the course of events in their lives.  Do you feel better about those who marry 4, 5 maybe 6 to 10 times - oh lets not call them cheaters they are noble and get divorces - forget the fact that they make a mockery out of marriage!
 

 
Yes. At least they are being honest with their partners. People make a mockery of marriage by cheating so that point is invalid.
 
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Emontional abandonment of a spouse is generally not a one sided thing. There is blame on both sides.

And your point being??
 

 
Well your point was that if you emotionally abandon your spouse it's pretty much your fault you got cheated on so...

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They may be a bad person but that doesn't make you a saint beyond reproach.

Never said they were saints - never initially used the word ever.



I realize you didn't say saint. However you are acting as though cheater aren't doing anything wrong and do not deserve any blame.

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Having walked the shoes of both the cheater, the cheatee, and the child of a cheater I feel very secure in saying "Yes. There are problems in your relationship. However, cheating won't make them better. It makes them worse."

It made them worse FOR YOU.... don't speak for others just cause you have had the experience from three angles. It doesn't make you an expert - only one person out of millions who have had this experience.
 

 
And you are an expert?

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Deception does not a good relationship make. No matter how bad someone is treating you, you are making the decision to cheat on them. They may indeed be a beast. But you are not a saint and you still deserve guilt and reproach. They may deserve more guilt but you are still quite deserving of your share.

You'd make a good fire and brimstone preacher lol..... guilt, reproach, blame.... i would rather use words like learn, growth, evolve, change. We simply don't think on the same track....oranges and apples here... let's just leave it at that



Charming dear. Charming. I will not resort to insults however.

Cheaters are doing something wrong. When I was a child I was taught that when you do something wrong, you must accept the punishment. Therefore they should suck it up and accept the blame, the punishment, the bad karma, whatever for what they are doing and stop making excuses. That is all that I have been saying. I don't feel that two wrongs make a right. You do. C'est le vive and let us never enter into a relationship with each other.




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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:11:52 PM   
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velvetears -

how does being married multiple times and being happy in those marriages make more of a mockery out of marriage than staying married to the same person but continuously going outside of the relationship for fulfillment and lying to your spouse?

i know i said i was bowing out of the thread, but anytime i hear the words "mockery of a marriage" my ears perk up. sorry. ;)



i want to make it clear here i don't mean someone who divorcs and perhaps marries again.  i am talking about those who marry and always feel in the back of their minds "well if things don't work out we can always go our seperate ways"  Are they even listening to their vows??  One of them does say - "for better or worse, richer or poorer, till death do us part" NOT till the going gets tough then i can get going.  And if you were happy "all those times" then why the hell are you divorced so many times!

At least people who stick it out are trying to keep to their committment..... they are human and as such succumb to their needs.  i'm not saying everyone unhappy should go out and cheat - i am only saying don't condem every cheater cause you don't know what each individual circumstance might be surrounding that event.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:13:37 PM   
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my comments there were aside from condemning cheating. i just personally think that going outside of the relationship isn't really "sticking it out," regardless if you've still got the ring on your finger most of the time (certain circumstances notwithstanding). it's as much of a flagrant disregard of vows as divorce, if not more, imho.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:19:56 PM   
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AquaticSub - you are young and with youth comes idealism about many things in life... this isn't a bad thing - actually a much needed one - for if it didn't exixt there would be much less motivation in young people to go out and make the world a better place to live in. i don't want to burst your bubble by any means - Let's have this same discussion in 20 to 30 years... live a bit first, maybe then you can understand more what i have tried and failed obviously, to convey - good luck to you.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:23:06 PM   
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AquaticSub - you are young and with youth comes idealism about many things in life... this isn't a bad thing - actually a much needed one - for if it didn't exixt there would be much less motivation in young people to go out and make the world a better place to live in. i don't want to burst your bubble by any means - Let's have this same discussion in 20 to 30 years... live a bit first, maybe then you can understand more what i have tried and failed obviously, to convey - good luck to you.


When I believe cheating and putting people through what my mother, what I, what my friends and what my family has gone through is acceptable... I will put a bullet through my brain and you may dance on my grave.

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RE: CIAW - 3/11/2007 11:27:26 PM   
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From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow
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ORIGINAL: velvetears

AquaticSub - you are young and with youth comes idealism about many things in life... this isn't a bad thing - actually a much needed one - for if it didn't exixt there would be much less motivation in young people to go out and make the world a better place to live in. i don't want to burst your bubble by any means - Let's have this same discussion in 20 to 30 years... live a bit first, maybe then you can understand more what i have tried and failed obviously, to convey - good luck to you.


I am older, and I agree with her, cheating is wrong. Now people are human beings and should not be burned at the stake for adultery, but any way you slice it wrong is wrong. It has nothing to do with idealism, it has everything to do with declaring what is outside of one's moral compass.

What I keep seeing is a subtle justifications of doing something wrong. Personally if i was seeing someone that told me they had cheated in the past and attempted to justify it with all the excuses I see on this thread I would dismiss that person. If they said "Hey, I was wrong, and there is no justifying being a  cheater" I would think at least this person owns his mistakes.

This thread is teaching me something, when I make little mistakes and try to explain myself and in the same breath I apologize for it this really irks my Daddy, I finally see why. I bet he thinks if I was really sorry I would not be making excuses for it, I would just own it.

Bringing up aquatic's age is really not pertinent... lots of older people believe it is wrong to cheat. I am 38 and I believe it is wrong, and I hav never done it. I just would not want that stain on my conscience.. but I understand that people fuck up and hopefully they quit trying to blame everyone else for it..

< Message edited by juliaoceania -- 3/11/2007 11:29:05 PM >


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