just wanted to know how many people have cheated on your s/o and if so did u feel guilty about it?
Really?seven said:
I think I can make the claim that for most married guys if they are going to cheat they would do it with a SW.
I don't think you can quite say that Seven.seven said:I don't think you can quite say that plymaker. If every married man cheated (continually as you say), the sex industry couldn't handle the demand and prices would skyrocket.
Probably less than a third of married men cheat on any kind of regular basis.
It is whatever your partner thinks it is!doubledown said:What's cheating? Is it going to strip clubs and getting lap dances? Is it paying an sp or mpa for her services?
Or, is it spending time with another person, not sexual, but having dinner, doing something together, in other words, having an emotional relationship?
I think this comment leads to probably a bigger question. We`ve had recent threads asking about what constitutes a sexual act and how do you define a sexual partner, and i think the same clarification is needed here. IMO there are emotional and physical aspects to cheating and if you look at the recent thread Advice and Perspective I believe that hobbyists would tend to differentiate the physical act of sex with an SP dirfferently from having a romantic affair with a co-worker or some other acquaintance that involved some emotional bond. I classify both as cheating, but they represent a different mindset for the one who is cheating and does not preclude the possibility that someone becomes emotional attached to their SP.seven said:I think I can make the claim that for most married guys if they are going to cheat they would do it with a SW.
I don't think so. If you are married it is just asking for trouble to have an affair, and besides SW's are usually way hotter than girls in your normal dating range and it takes significantly less time and trouble to get laid. Besides I know you're married, and you go to MPA's (which I included in my SW definition), so I'm not sure why you would think most other married men would be any different in their approach to cheating.EnergizerBunny said:Most men DO NOT cheat with SPs! Most cheat with non SPs.
Because plymaker made the claim that all married men "con't" to cheat (i.e. do it on a regular basis.)Why are we talking about cheating on a regular basis?
That's a pretty big rationalization. I have stolen before, so now according to you I am a thief, so I might as well continue to do it b/c continuing to do so doesn't make any moral difference to who I am as a person, right? If you stop cheating or stealing, then you are no longer a cheat or a thief. That makes all the difference in the world.After all cheating is cheating; it only takes once and you are a cheat.
I don't think men have to cheat. Some men don't care enough about their wives not to cheat. If you think about it, under most circumstances you are basically breaking a promise of commitment to her and lying continually to her face in order to cheat. How much can you really care about her if you place sex above her like that? I'm gonna get killed for making that statement but if you really want to get down to the crux of it, that statement holds in spite of the rationalizations and self-serving biases to the contrary.Believe the study or not. But I agree, Men will be Men, so blame god for creating them that way. And women are becoming more so, I guess as the balance of equality becomes more evened out.
I like the way you think Taylor. Will you marry me?taylortime said:I wonder how many more or less people (M+W) would see SPs if their spouse was ok with it.....removing the "cheating" aspect and simply making it "enjoying some erotic time".... as we now enjoy "Gym work out time" and "reading time" and "golfing Time" ...etc..?
Taylor
Men get to have way more fun than women, it's just hard wired into us.EnergizerBunny said:Men will be Men, so blame god for creating them that way.
This is, was, and always will be the most bullshit justification for being unfaithful that has ever existed.plymaker said:Guilty about what. Its in every Mans nature to cheat if he has not not he will and if he has he will con't to see how long it will last
That is too thoughtful. Most cheating, I believe, happens as a course of events. One thing leads to another ...seven said:If you are married it is just asking for trouble to have an affair, and besides SW's are usually way hotter than girls in your normal dating range and it takes significantly less time and trouble to get laid.
I don't think men have to cheat.
Interesting.seven said:Besides I know you're married, and you go to MPA's (which I included in my SW definition), so I'm not sure why you would think most other married men would be any different in their approach to cheating.
If you stop cheating or stealing, then you are no longer a cheat or a thief. That makes all the difference in the world.
We are all self-serving and we all rationalize. Again the whole relativity thing. So you think that all the guys out there who have cheated but don't anymore should go to their special someone and say: "Hey baby I'm an not a cheat! I did cheat on you, but I stopped." And she will say "ok baby no big deal you are not a cheat" ??? You will ALWAYS be guilty of it even if you should not "feel" guilty. hehehe If you feel regret or that you should not do it then DON'T DO IT. However, you will always be guilty of having done something (cheat, steal, love, hate, sleep, eat), but it is only relevant if "someone" (including yourself) cares, or attaches meaning/relavence to it.seven said:That's a pretty big rationalization. I have stolen before, so now according to you I am a thief, so I might as well continue to do it b/c continuing to do so doesn't make any moral difference to who I am as a person, right? If you stop cheating or stealing, then you are no longer a cheat or a thief. That makes all the difference in the world.
...but if you really want to get down to the crux of it, that statement holds in spite of the rationalizations and self-serving biases to the contrary.
It could be also argued that cheating saves a sexless marriage, and if no one is the wiser, hey it is a good thing. Kids have a home life, etc ... How much does she care about him if she lets him walk around with a loaded gun? Sometimes relationships are bigger and involve more than sex. It ALL depends on how people want to see it. Hey you are gonna see it the way you want to. And good for you, you have to live in the world you create, just as we have to live in the world we create.seven said:Some men don't care enough about their wives not to cheat. ... How much can you really care about her if you place sex above her like that?
LOL. You're whacked.EnergizerBunny said:Interesting.You sound just like my other little friend. "Say hello to my little friend!".
Yeah, I think that's exactly what they should do. I'm rolling EB.So you think that all the guys out there who have cheated but don't anymore should go to their special someone and say: "Hey baby I'm an not a cheat! I did cheat on you, but I stopped." And she will say "ok baby no big deal you are not a cheat" ???
My little friend the musician??I know you and your little friend like to attach the importance of Shangri-la to sex in a relationship. But to some people it is just fucking.
hehehe At least we sometimes agree on something!seven said:LOL. You're whacked.






