Poll: Cheating

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BonsaiK

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Spinozaad said:
Would you do it?
No, it's not my style to be deceptive. I'm probably capable of it, but that doesn't mean that I think it's a good idea, or that I'd actually bother. Besides, dealing with one woman's quirks and idiosyncrasies at a time is enough of a challenge for me. Why some people want to juggle more than one at a time I'll never understand. If I really wanted polygamy I wouldn't go behind my partner's back, instead I'd just talk to her about the issue directly.
 

Wedlock49

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Everyone is capable of doing wrong. It's that wonderful part of free will.

Anyone saying that they couldn't ever do it are lying to themselves, which is worrying, because when you reject a part of yourself it has a greater chance of manifesting itself.
 

Jedoro

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No

I have a fairly strong conscience, and it would sure as hell keep me from cheating on a girlfriend.
 

GodKlown

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It's a little funny you brought this up. I personally don't care much for cheating, but my best friend recently had his marriage fall apart because of such behavior.
You see, he entered into an "open marriage" (wherein both partners have the ability to sleep with other people under the pretense they are only doing so for the physical act, not with the intention of falling in love with someone else, whatever the hell sense that makes) and had been married for about five years. He recently ran into a woman whose marriage was falling apart, and he swooped in figuring she'd just want a rebound sex partner. Thing is, my friend somehow or another felt himself falling in love with her, and announced this stupidly to his wife. Naturally, she got very upset, and this sparked a large debate between them that has now come down to divorce (she took off on him last Thursday while he was at work. she grabbed a few personal items and left him a note and took off 800 miles away back to her home state). Thing is, it is really hard to figure out if he was thinking correctly because he has admitted to not really caring about this new girlfriend, as they have broken up at least twice in the past six months they have been "officially" a couple. As a matter of fact, I believe they just broke up again about two days ago, probably over the fact that now he needs a new place to live since he can't float the bills in the townhouse he was sharing with his soon-to-be ex-wife by himself.
I will openly agree with anyone that what he did was stupid and selfish, and he rightfully is getting what he deserves because of his own lack of good judgement and sense. However, he's running around on Facebook, posting pictures of the note his wife left him about leaving him, and complaining about this is so unfair to him. Unfair to him?! He openly cheated on his wife, she got rightfully pissed and left him, and now he's upset that he's going to have to deal with the consequences of his own actions. People like that really chap my ass because they create a situation like that, and then get mad when it blows up in their face.
So yeah, I don't cheat. If you are lucky enough to find someone who can care about you and accept you for all your faults and shortcomings and still look forward to spending time with you, don't be a dumbass and screw that up for some outside nookie. Sure, there are plenty of fish in the sea, but once you've already hooked a decent one, why would you keep fishing? Because you can? Or perhaps you believe you are some deity's answer to the opposite sex? If you truly believe you are that irresistible, then you have no business in entering an exclusive relationship with one and should be upfront about this with anyone who takes a serious interest in you, and you have no business leading people on into thinking they will ever have a meaningful and serious relationship with you. "Hate the player, not the game" my left nut... if you admit to playing a "game" with people like that, then I sincerely hope you are among the first to catch the Super-AIDS. Or maybe at least herpes... anyone thinks I'm wrong, I'm open to serious discussions about your own admitted stupidity.
 

Gunner_Guardian

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I might have said no a long time ago but I have to admit, I've been exposed to the darker side of my nature, and I can't say that with full confidence anymore. Under the right circumstances I think anyone would cheat, luckily most of us don't find themselves in those circumstances.
 

FactualSquirrel

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Well the thing is, I know I would have no problems doing it if I wanted to, but I've never understood the point of cheating at my age.

So, that's a yes, I guess.
 

Custard_Angel

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It's a miracle that I ever met one girl. The idea of having a relationship with another girl is unsound.
 

Vrex360

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Not really, I doubt I'm capable of cheating. I'm very fallible and flawed but I am so angered and repulsed by the idea of betraying the trust of someone who loves me that I could never do it. This is largely because the very idea of cheating is just kind of upsetting to me, some think the 'horny housewife' is sexy but I just find the notion way to emotionally irresponsible to really consider in any way a turn on.

What I'm saying is, I suppose it's possible as I am still human (debatable) like the rest of you and can make mistakes but it seems very unlikely that I would ever sneak around behind the back of a potential girlfriend/wife.
 

Keava

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When it comes to relationships i'm not able to cheat, for the simple reason i don't get involved in relationships. Solves many problems and saves from silly drama. I value my personal freedom above all, and would never feel good trapped with just single person for 'eternity'.
 

CrashBang

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I'll confess that I've cheated in the past. I was going out with a girl for about 5 weeks, from about the end of Novermber '07. I had invited a friend of mine to come to Disneyland with me to celebrate New Years; she and I had been friends for years and were very close. I had a crush on her about a year prior to this but found myself securely in the friend zone so got over it quickly
At the end of our Disneyland trip my friend came back to mine to stay the night and we ended up getting together, so yeah I cheated on my gf of 5 weeks with a good friend. I then immediately broke up with my gf and asked my friend out
Even though it was cheating and cheating is always dishonest and a terrible thing, it was the right choice because I was with this girl for 5 weeks and we weren't connecting, but my friend and I were then together for a year and a half

I have a new gf now and we've been together for 9 and a half months and I could never ever dream of cheating on her
 

Lionsfan

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Jan 29, 2010
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Well I know I could because I've done it. Gotten caught and gotten away with it. It just happens sometimes and sometimes it doesn't. I just hope I'm not stupid enough to make that mistake when it's someone actually special
 

Bloodstain

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Blackadder51 said:
No. Fucking. Way.

I couldn't look someone in the eye and say i loved them, or kiss them knowing what i have done.
Also it would be the ultimate break of trust.
This.

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Jark212

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Jul 17, 2008
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Never, I'm intensely loyal...

I could never bring myself to hurt someone I love...
 

runnernda

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I've been cheated with a bunch of times (I never knew that I was the other woman until after the fact, though) and I have friends who have been cheated on. I know how much it hurts. I try not to hurt anyone. Promiscuous as I am when I'm single, if I'm in a relationship, I would never cheat. Ever.
 

Arkhangelsk

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God, I hope not. I've never had a girlfriend, so I can't say I've thought the thought while being together with someone. But the day I let my body defeat my mind to that extent, is the day I truly despise myself.
 

-Samurai-

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Honestly? No.

My partner may never know, but I'd know. Every time they told me how much they loved me or trusted me after that, I'd want to die.

I've been cheated on. It isn't fun.
 

Zhukov

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I have many flaws. Too many to count.

However, disloyalty is not one of them. I place a great deal of value in the notion of trust.

In short, no.