John Doe
Justified Snob
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Everything's better than Cheetos.
Except for Funyuns. Those are gross.
Funyuns smell like semen.
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Everything's better than Cheetos.
Except for Funyuns. Those are gross.
Am I considered a cheater if I'm not the one in the relationship?
Have you been tested for HIV and herpes, yet?
You know...
...so you can really feel like a champ after you pass either on to the next married guy you screw behind his wife's back.
Everything's better than Cheetos.
Except for Funyuns. Those are gross.
I do take off my glasses. And if I do, I have to grab the nearest man because I cannot see...
Yes? You grab him and then what?
Are you stalking me?
*blush*
Funyuns smell like semen.
Wow. I love the hostility dripping off of that.
Of course I get tested (A-OK) and hey, I'm not piling on the married men just yet, thus the broad thread as an inquiry.
You have interesting semen.
(That's not a pick-up line btw.)
Have you been tested for HIV and herpes, yet?
You know...
...so you can really feel like a champ after you pass either on to the next married guy you screw behind his wife's back.
Is this what told yourself after a proud life of no-condom sex?
You should probably get an adult to proofread for you next time...
Wow. I love the hostility dripping off of that.
Of course I get tested (A-OK) and hey, I'm not piling on the married men just yet, thus the broad thread as an inquiry.
In all my serious relationships I've been on your husband(s)end. I don't think all people cheat, I do have trust issues but not about fidelity. I have a problem with liars, which in three instances is why I found out. One of the funnier instances in retrospect was one I had who would constantly accuse me of doing what he was doing. I figured out when he was seeing another woman he'd start fights with me. He was a very convincing liar and an expert at deflecting blame, but after so long I picked up on when he was lying.Both of my husbands were cheated on. Both had trust issues when I met them and some of the emotional baggage from them being cheated on had an impact on the new relationship.
In all my serious relationships I've been on your husband(s)end. I don't think all people cheat, I do have trust issues but not about fidelity. I have a problem with liars, which in three instances is why I found out. One of the funnier instances in retrospect was one I had who would constantly accuse me of doing what he was doing. I figured out when he was seeing another woman he'd start fights with me. He was a very convincing liar and an expert at deflecting blame, but after so long I picked up on when he was lying.
There was one I was in an open relationship with but he told another woman he was committed to her. I was actually with him longer than she was. He wound up losing both of us, her for cheating and me for lying (though in that case by omission). To this day, I'm positive that is the only thing he was ever dishonest about with me and since he never directly lied, I probably would've never known except for the fact she approached me.
Not to sound racist or anything, but...
Bird-men are starting to sound like real bastards.
Miss out on what? The person who is cheating (and not in an open relationship) is most likely sneaking around. Make furtive calls, quick assignations. Probably not much time for wining and dining or strolls on the beach.
It's more likely to be wham, bam thank you for the great sex and now I have to go back to my partner or family. Whine, moan, bitch blah blah I'm not getting any at home or my partner doesn't show me enough attention.
It's not romantic or exciting when you get caught and the angry spouse gets into a bitch fight with you.
I had a no married man rule when I was dating too. I found out a guy I had been dating who lied was married and I was pissed off and dumped a drink in his lap. I know he had a great time dating me and showing me off to his friends. He had the cheek to show up at my work to get me to change my mind. What an asshole.
Now many years on I have seen the fall out of cheating when friends have done it and no one gets out unscathed.
I'm on my second marriage. (First was an ahole and I was a silly girl. The second one's a keeper after nearly 18 years. )
Both of my husbands were cheated on. Both had trust issues when I met them and some of the emotional baggage from them being cheated on had an impact on the new relationship.
I quit like that...
I haven't cheated when I was the one in the relationship.
And I used to have a rule about married men, but in the end I figured, it's his baggage to carry.
And if they're married, I only borrow, never steal. Though I know I'm not saving my soul on that tidbit, ha ha.
Jezebel...I think I'm keeping that one.
Laurel,
Any strong feelings about peeps?
StrangeLife,
I am a sexual being. I'm a monogamous, loved up married woman. I love role playing with the Mr, writing erotica and incorporating that and hi jinks into our marriage and relationship to keep it sexy and lively.
Being monogamous and married is not always a death sentence to rolls in the hay.
The man and I have an agreement. If things aren't working and we need to go our own way then that's what we do. No cheating.
Sometimes I think some people make cheating sound exciting and risque. Is it really? Or is that just at the beginning? What about the feelings of guilt? Fear of getting caught? Meeting where no one will see you together and tell the spouse.
Is it just about the sex? No commitments. No expectations other than just a screw?