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16.12.2009, 21:47 quote

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I've seen a man on here who describes himself as 'happily married' yet he's wanting sexual experiences with other people.

This depresses me enormously. If I fell in love with someone and he cheated on me it would break my heart.

I just want to know if men have less morals about cheating than women, and how common is it? Do cheating men have a conscience or sense of hypocrisy?

Please restore my faith in men.

EllaTS xxx

 

16.12.2009, 21:56 quote

martintucker
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i can only base my answer on the friends and family i have and their morals - i would probably say that guys have less scrupals regarding the subject.

I would like to think that I wouldn't act that way but until that situation arises(if it does) then i wont know for sure

 

16.12.2009, 22:05 quote

annmarie5988

Yes there are people in this world, Men or Women, who like want there cake and eat far to much ..... yes it is a pretty sad world where one person is not enough for the fuckers that think it is ok to get married and then shag anything that is offered ........ but hey, its part of life. You just have to hope that when you find the person you want to spend the rest of your life with they want to too

If i found out my husband had been 'puttin it about' ....... let me assure you he would be walking around with one less bollock ........

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16.12.2009, 22:43 quote

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It's hard to say whether guys are more likely to cheat than women, I only know women who'd be the same as me and that's NO CHEATING on a partner. BUT quite a few guys have wanted to use me to cheat on their partners, but I know what it feels like so it's NO WAY for me I'm just glad that I can usually tell and get them to own up.
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17.12.2009, 01:47 quote

tryst46

I think men and women are equally as guilty of it. While there are those of us with scruples, there are those without in both male and female camps. You can't really say either one or the other is more likely to do it.

I've been on the receiving end of a cheater and it's just not funny at all, luckily I found out and ended the relationship while we were still dating.

 

17.12.2009, 23:23 quote

jeggae
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ellats wrote:
I've seen a man on here who describes himself as 'happily married' yet he's wanting sexual experiences with other people.

This depresses me enormously. If I fell in love with someone and he cheated on me it would break my heart.

I just want to know if men have less morals about cheating than women, and how common is it? Do cheating men have a conscience or sense of hypocrisy?

Please restore my faith in men.

EllaTS xxx


It takes two to tango. But I hate deceiving and cheating of any form.

But from what you are saying the man was being honest and above board, so you know what he wants.
But maybe his wife knows about it and is happy with it, that happens. There's all sorts of reasons someone would let their partner play away...and maybe his wife is doing it herself??

Forget about him and look for someone more compatible to you Smile

 

19.12.2009, 03:51 quote

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I'm with tryst, no one love is more likely to cheat than the other. In my opinion it's not something that's worth worrying about until you have to worry about it. If you look in the advice section there's a topic in there about trust issues, the two are inter related in that way. If you worry about cheating too much, it can destroy a relationship.
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24.12.2009, 00:30 quote

matthewroyal

I think it's a very sterotypical view that men cheat easily. Its supposedly because we can't control our sexual lust, which i find absurd.

I could never cheat on someone when i find my true love, i would just be greatful enough to have found that person Smile

 

26.12.2009, 19:30 quote

elmundio87
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It's hardly logical to assume that because one man cheats, every man must be a potential cheater.

I've been burned in the past by women, but I'm still willing to give new ones a chance! Smile
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28.01.2010, 04:40 quote

adriennejp
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ellats wrote:
I've seen a man on here who describes himself as 'happily married' yet he's wanting sexual experiences with other people.

This depresses me enormously. If I fell in love with someone and he cheated on me it would break my heart.

I just want to know if men have less morals about cheating than women, and how common is it? Do cheating men have a conscience or sense of hypocrisy?

Please restore my faith in men.

EllaTS xxx


I found an interesting article on USA statistics.
http://www.truthaboutdeception.com/infidelity_and_cheating/public/likely_to_cheat.html

I think that people cheat because they are not honest about what they want before they enter into marriage. They hide things like fetishes, sexual practices and desires because the other person may have indicated that it is undesirable.

Choose a partner that mirrors your desires in bed and in life. I have a friend who has married for the 3rd time and believes that a man should have as many women as he can afford. Yes, he has already cheated.

If that is the case, stay single. Have your fun with like minded individuals. Leave the innocent people out of it. I hate to see people hurt like that when it is avoidable.

Okay I am finished with my rant. Sorry. Tender spot I suppose.

 

28.01.2010, 04:45 quote

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jeggae wrote:

Forget about him and look for someone more compatible to you Smile


That is good advice, I think. Wink

 

28.01.2010, 09:50 quote

kovacs

Both sexes are equal on this. I've cheated, been cheated on and cheated with.

Theres a lot of reasons for it, but I think most of it comes down to boredom.

Prime example; you're in a relationship with someone where there is a lot of physical chemistry but very little in common. Physical chemistry is great, but it burns out very quickly and once it does, what do you have left? You might have feelings for one another but really you're just in the relationship for the sake of it. There are very few people out there who intentionally hurt other people's feelings, but rather than face an uncomfortable situation they'll cheat to save confrontation or even (as bizarre as this may sound) so as not to hurt their partner.

Its not as black and white as all men/women being cunts. Everybody, and I mean everybody will cheat if they're put in the right scenario. Its human nature.

 

29.01.2010, 21:51 quote

jeggae
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Another example could be a couple that have a lot in common, but problems being physical..by maybe one of the parties. So maybe they can come to an agreement about playing away.

Mind you, from what I know people in open relationships normally have great physical relationships.

Seems to me, its the opening posters suggestion that he is cheating.

But to be honest, I'm not sure I would cheat. Definitely not be deceitful.

 

29.01.2010, 23:35 quote

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kovacs wrote:
Everybody, and I mean everybody will cheat if they're put in the right scenario. Its human nature.


I don't believe there would EVER be a scenario that would make me cheat on a partner if we'd committed to each other, I don't mean marriage even, but it could be a hand-fasting or any other promise of commitment.
If I love the person enough there's no way I would cheat, I wouldn't need to.
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30.01.2010, 01:07 quote

kovacs

gypsymoon wrote:
I don't believe there would EVER be a scenario that would make me cheat on a partner if we'd committed to each other, I don't mean marriage even, but it could be a hand-fasting or any other promise of commitment.
If I love the person enough there's no way I would cheat, I wouldn't need to.


You never know. It happens.

I have a penchant for women who are already 'attached' (I'm just too addicted to the chase) and believe you me love isn't the bond it's cracked up to be. It depends entirely on circumtsance.

 
 
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