As long as she doesn't get caught...do you think it would be o.k if your wife cheat too?
As long as she doesn't get caught...do you think it would be o.k if your wife cheat too?
i would say ok..do you think it would be o.k if your wife cheat too?
Yes, I understand, my family found out I was working as a "call-girl" when I was 19. That was really hard, so I dropped out and became someone's wife for awhile. After that it's all been a blur. I'm not working in the "business" right now, I'm back at my "real" job, but I'd like to think if my family found out that again I supported myself by "sexually enhancing" the lives of the men who have spent time with me, well, I guess I'd cross that bridge again if I had to, really.Maybe SP's have very valid reasons for wanting to keep their occupation a secret, and maybe guys who cheat also have valid reasons some of which I mentioned.
I agree.......the hurt on my wifes face when I confessed many indiscretions was very real.....we decided that it would be better for me to do this as there is less chance of emotional attachment. And she feels better I think because there is an exchange of money rather than alot of sneaking, phone calls, dates etc.I feel strongly that confession of this nature is a selfish act and the knowledge for my family/wife serves no primary purpose and again, is irrelevant to how I value my family.
Very true, also speaking from experience. Combine a sex addict with a pathological liar who WANTS to get caught and you've got a big messSometimes I think there are people who are just sex addicts and can't help or control themselves. It's maintenence loads. The person still loves and adores whoever it is who GENUNIELY holds his affections, but can't help himself when it comes to sex.
2) Escapism in unhappy marriage
Marriage is on the rocks and is probably going to crash. But for whatever reason steps towards a divorce have not been initiated. Done either as a means to reassert ones manhood or as revenge for failings in the marriage.
6) Addiction to sex or affection
Gets plenty at home. But the chronic woody or desire for affection becomes too much to bear from time to time and gets sought out as a fix.
I found the poll and some of the responses somewhat simplistic and in some cases biased. In my particular case it took me about 10 years of living in a sexless marriage before I even considered cheating. Add that to my wife's decision to go to Europe for a couple of months, a reasonable amount of disposable income, a health issue which questioned my mortality, and a limited amount of sex prior to getting married and I crossed the line. And if anyone whould have asked me even a year earlier, I would have been shocked to have even been discussing the topic.
Now most married men who do cross the line but stay with their wife's do so for 3-4 reasons. One is children maybe involved and they deserve a stable environment. Two is comfort, a husband maybe comfortable with most of the relationship, just not the sex part. Three is financial, loosing far more than 1/2 your assets isn't uncommon, especially if children are involved this could amount ot several hundreds of thousands of dollars. Fourth is that if the wife never finds out, he may feel no one is getting hurt.
Naturally there could be combination of these reasons and a few more I may have missed, but suggesting it's insecurity hardly does this issue justice.
Yeah that!Why do men cheat?, prolly for all the same reasons a woman cheats too.
I think it's a lot of "I wanna have my cake and eat it too". If your not happy in a relationship then either suck it up and stay or leave and be prepared to give up some assets. Be honest with yourself and your partner. It will all work out better in the end.I don't cheat. If I'm not happy, I head for the door.
But, from listening to other guys talk, there seems to be two common stories:
1) I wanna have my cake and eat it too.
2) Wifey is a prude/frigid/whatever and won't do whatever it is he wants to do with whoever he's cheating with.
From listening to girls talk, there's also two common themes:
1) I'm looking for my next guy and when I am sure I'll dump my current guy.
2) I'm pissed off at my current guy, so it serves him right if I cheat on him
Sorry about that, I don't cheat. Of course, I am single, not dating, never been in a 'relationship' and am not at all interested in the time and games it takes to be in one.Can you say you still truly love and/or truly respect a woman if you cheat on her? If you do cheat on her should you confess taking the chance she may leave you? Or is it better not to confess and avoid confilct all together?
Fuck you..........when you get into a sexless and often loveless marriage that has spawned kids we'll see how judgemental you are then........Sorry about that, I don't cheat. Of course, I am single, not dating, never been in a 'relationship' and am not at all interested in the time and games it takes to be in one.
As for the others ... all I can say is ignorant assholes who don't have the guts to be honest.
- TR
people 'cheat' because no one wants to read the same book,
eat the same meal, wear the same clothes, watch the same
movie, have the same conversation, for the rest of their lives.
I WOULD GO ask a expert..Can you say you still truly love and/or truly respect a woman if you cheat on her? If you do cheat on her should you confess taking the chance she may leave you? Or is it better not to confess and avoid confilct all together?
So if the wife was the one cheating on you with multiple partners, that would be okay with you?Fuck you..........when you get into a sexless and often loveless marriage that has spawned kids we'll see how judgemental you are then........
I found the poll and some of the responses somewhat simplistic and in some cases biased. In my particular case it took me about 10 years of living in a sexless marriage before I even considered cheating. Add that to my wife's decision to go to Europe for a couple of months, a reasonable amount of disposable income, a health issue which questioned my mortality, and a limited amount of sex prior to getting married and I crossed the line. And if anyone whould have asked me even a year earlier, I would have been shocked to have even been discussing the topic.
Now most married men who do cross the line but stay with their wife's do so for 3-4 reasons. One is children maybe involved and they deserve a stable environment. Two is comfort, a husband maybe comfortable with most of the relationship, just not the sex part. Three is financial, loosing far more than 1/2 your assets isn't uncommon, especially if children are involved this could amount ot several hundreds of thousands of dollars. Fourth is that if the wife never finds out, he may feel no one is getting hurt.
Naturally there could be combination of these reasons and a few more I may have missed, but suggesting it's insecurity hardly does this issue justice.






