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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Yes. The only way I cheat is with codes. C | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 09/10/22 15:01:54]" "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Anything you do that you do not want your partner to KNOW about including sending sexy messages etc is cheating by definition, OP. Opinions on this forum, on whether it is ok to do so when in a relationship vary a great deal. Personally, I would not knowingly meet an attached person but equally I would not judge them as I do not know the circumstances. | |||
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"Cheating is cheating regardless of the circumstances. Any time a partner has no knowledge, is cheating. It’s pretty simple really. " Mr | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 09/10/22 15:01:54] Anything you do that you do not want your partner to KNOW about including sending sexy messages etc is cheating by definition, OP" This | |||
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"Is it bollocks live your life " Why isn't it? Adultery is adultery, end of. | |||
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"Is what cheating?" Cheating! Is cheating cheating | |||
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"Is what cheating?" Was just going to ask this too. | |||
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"Is it bollocks live your life Why isn't it? Adultery is adultery, end of." Is he married? Are there reasons? Which could be plenty Not for me to judge an individual hence my flippant answer and not for anybody to judge unless they know the circumstances Saintly replies don’t help nobody | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" You're 60 years of age, you know the answer so I'm not sure why you're asking on a swinging forum unless you don't understand what swinging is | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. " Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? | |||
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"It's a lot more complicated than a simple yes or no, and unless you've been there then I don't think you fully understand. " I never tire of the 'you don't understand trope ' ........ No one is judging cheaters...... we are answering a simple question Is cheating cheating ? Yes it is. | |||
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"It doesn't need to boil down to sex for it to be cheating sexting whilst in a relationship is also cheating " In my book it is. | |||
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"Is it bollocks live your life Why isn't it? Adultery is adultery, end of. Is he married? Are there reasons? Which could be plenty Not for me to judge an individual hence my flippant answer and not for anybody to judge unless they know the circumstances Saintly replies don’t help nobody " Regardless of any reasons, if he's sticking his nob in someone else while he has an unaware partner it's cheating. | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? " I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating?" | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. " I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? | |||
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" Any time a partner has no knowledge, is cheating. " It's still cheating even if you tell your partner you're cheating | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating?" I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? " He doesn’t specify what he’s done! | |||
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" Any time a partner has no knowledge, is cheating. It's still cheating even if you tell your partner you're cheating " Plot thickens....... Do you think the partners consent is required first ? | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 09/10/22 15:01:54] "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Anything you do that you do not want your partner to KNOW about including sending sexy messages etc is cheating by definition, OP. Opinions on this forum, on whether it is ok to do so when in a relationship vary a great deal. Personally, I would not knowingly meet an attached person but equally I would not judge them as I do not know the circumstances." Yes . True , try to flirt is cheating . Make profiles is cheating . Not just sex …. Taking drugs behind her back . Spending money behind her back Gambling Secret gangster activities Any thing behind a partner back hiding is cheating . Anything …. Only nick sultanas 2:30 am from the cupboard is allowed . And hide her used knickers for a few days max Rather then that is cheating . I seriously recommend couples in situations Mostly stuck financial with kids n mortgage Think ,,, if u don’t want to fix your dream romance that got u married in first place If u can’t or don’t want to bring back that beautiful bubble Please talk . There must be a way you people can carry on with out slaving each other on circumstances . . . I’m a seperate single dad . No one has idea how much it hurts I had to leave that house My baby girl was 2 . No one has idea of the daily broken heart … Is shit . Hurts so much But if I could stay being treated the way I was . It would be worse And would be not fair on my daughter So …. Even is shit now , at list is better even it hurts . Cause was hurting much more already . I suggest to think and talk . Ideally fix things and go back where it was If not possible … in mutual respect claim your freeedoms back . Cause when it gets to this stage is obviously a massive need of claim your freedom back Fuck cheating . Really can’t see it . No logic , no sense . Maybe easy way for many cases Life’s is complicated as it is . “ we don’t have sex , is have sex with others cheating ? Are we allowed ? Would u like too ? “ This is what you have to ask each other . With respect It may even tease u and u both want each other more then ever No sex but the love doesn’t let u move on ? Talk . I believe . Is what I would do I couldn’t live like that . | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? " Chatting is cheating in my world if it is something you would want to keep from your partner. | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? He doesn’t specify what he’s done! " I know ! He doesn't say whether he farted or ran a marathon but he does ask if CHEATING is cheating | |||
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"It's a lot more complicated than a simple yes or no, and unless you've been there then I don't think you fully understand. " I've been the cheater, I was in a sexless marriage, my husband wasn't aware at the start (it all came out, wasnt pleasant, completely my fault) so it was cheating, it was that simple. With my new husband, who is also on here, we both agree we don't want to live our marriage just having sex with each other for the rest of our life, so we see other people, it's not cheating because we are all aware, it would be cheating however if we wasn't honest to each other about who we are talking to etc, there is complete transparency, that said we aren't in a sexless marriage we just like sex with other people. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating?" This is why you always test drive first. The importance of sexual compatability in relationships is hugely under estimated. If society and people were more open to accepting that sex isn't a bonus in a relationship, but is a fundamental part of it, divorce rates would be a fraction of what they are. | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? Chatting is cheating in my world if it is something you would want to keep from your partner." In some circumstances, not all. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? This is why you always test drive first. The importance of sexual compatability in relationships is hugely under estimated. If society and people were more open to accepting that sex isn't a bonus in a relationship, but is a fundamental part of it, divorce rates would be a fraction of what they are. " Unless a couple vow specifically to provide regular sex come what may ...... it is a bonus | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? He doesn’t specify what he’s done! I know ! He doesn't say whether he farted or ran a marathon but he does ask if CHEATING is cheating " And I’m asking what he’s done or thinking of doing before I give my answer. I don’t just assume. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity." Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? | |||
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"It doesn't need to boil down to sex for it to be cheating sexting whilst in a relationship is also cheating In my book it is. " Typo error : just need to was what I meant to say | |||
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"Is what cheating? Was just going to ask this too. Read it with the thread title ......eg. CHEATING is it cheating if you don't get your end away at home ? I can read. Perhaps you read it again. He could just be chatting on here. Doesn’t say he’s had sex. I did ..... Then it would read CHATTING .... is it cheating? Chatting is cheating in my world if it is something you would want to keep from your partner. In some circumstances, not all. " Do you have an example when this would possibly not be? | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be?" Is this for real? | |||
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"If you are engaging with someone without your partner knowing, its cheating. Yes. That's not a judgement, just a fact." Precisely this last statement! | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The person to ask would be the partner of a person in that position, be they make or female.. The reasons for a 'sexless relationship' will if course vary and some no doubt live like that and either choose to look the other way or consent to a partner seeking that physical contact discretely.. Asking random strangers who can't know the whys and wherefores a simple question will mainly return the answer of yes it is cheating but there's usually more of a story behind such things .. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be?" When did the asexual partner come into it ? | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real?" It’s a hypothesis | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis " It's a dick hypothesis | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be?" Not dishonest if illness etc causes one person to lose their libido etc, shit happens in life which can't often be predicted or imagined.. | |||
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" Unless a couple vow specifically to provide regular sex come what may ...... it is a bonus" My point is people don't put enough importance into their sexual compatibility when choosing a partner. The vast majority of people wouldn't date or marry someone with significantly different political or religious views for example, why the would you date or marry someone with significantly different sexual needs or desires. The fact is that in most instances, the sexual side is only discovered once its too late. | |||
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"If you are engaging with someone without your partner knowing, its cheating. Yes. That's not a judgement, just a fact.Precisely this last statement!" 100% | |||
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" Unless a couple vow specifically to provide regular sex come what may ...... it is a bonus My point is people don't put enough importance into their sexual compatibility when choosing a partner. The vast majority of people wouldn't date or marry someone with significantly different political or religious views for example, why the would you date or marry someone with significantly different sexual needs or desires. The fact is that in most instances, the sexual side is only discovered once its too late. " Agreed. They still need more than being a great bonk tho...... to sustain a relationship | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be?" Do you think people know how they're going to feel about sex sometime in the future? | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis " How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life?" No but there are ways other than cheating | |||
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" Unless a couple vow specifically to provide regular sex come what may ...... it is a bonus My point is people don't put enough importance into their sexual compatibility when choosing a partner. The vast majority of people wouldn't date or marry someone with significantly different political or religious views for example, why the would you date or marry someone with significantly different sexual needs or desires. The fact is that in most instances, the sexual side is only discovered once its too late. Agreed. They still need more than being a great bonk tho...... to sustain a relationship" Absolutely. Relationships are a huge package of different things. Incompatability and love can definitely co-exist. The issue is the incompatibility breeds resentment which leads to forum threads like this. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life?" If they're that committed,they'll be creative and make it work? | |||
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" How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life?" There is a lot of middle ground between having a sexless existence and cheating. Paying services, fab, etc, but without agreement, it's cheating. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? " The part that hides and does things behind the back . Is a shank in the back . Is cheating . Have something to say ? Talk . cards on table . The bed doesn’t work U make a deal and both hold the empire as a team . Is what kings and queens used to do to join houses for business . Of course they fuck others and both know it They don’t fancy each other from day one Cheat to hold the empire is not excuse . yes is complicated . Kids , stress Maybe the key to happiness is find why the other part gone down in interest . Is not cheating cause is not giving sex . Failing to the deal . Depression fucks yiur drive . Stress . Sleep deprivation . Maybe something missing . Attention Me personally even a shit comment can be enough to destroy my rock solid erection . Not joking . If she cares it on my hear hole , frying my brain she may not see it for a week . Is real . I been there . . . Sometimes can be a little thing not so hard to fix …. Talk . Open the game . Then no one is a cheater any more . Cards on table . Cheating stands no chance Simple . | |||
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"Is it bollocks live your life Why isn't it? Adultery is adultery, end of. Is he married? Are there reasons? Which could be plenty Not for me to judge an individual hence my flippant answer and not for anybody to judge unless they know the circumstances Saintly replies don’t help nobody " He didn't ask if it was good or bad he just asked if it was cheating and the majority say yes it is without passing judgement | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Is what cheating? | |||
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"If anyone is unsure whether something is cheating or not, it's best to ask your partners opinion, after all, they are the one who gets to decide in the end, no matter what folks say on any Internet forum " | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ? Is what cheating?" Well .......... | |||
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"Is it bollocks live your life Why isn't it? Adultery is adultery, end of. Is he married? Are there reasons? Which could be plenty Not for me to judge an individual hence my flippant answer and not for anybody to judge unless they know the circumstances Saintly replies don’t help nobody He didn't ask if it was good or bad he just asked if it was cheating and the majority say yes it is without passing judgement " That’s fine then let the thread close or do we debate??? Plenty judgement has been passed plenty | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ? Is what cheating? Well .......... " He might have bought a ready meal and claimed that he cooked it..... | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Is what cheating? Make your question a bit clearer than ‘vague’. | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Absolutely | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life?" Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ? Is what cheating? Well .......... He might have bought a ready meal and claimed that he cooked it....." In that case.................. | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ? Is what cheating? Make your question a bit clearer than ‘vague’. " Uhmmmmmmmmmm | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. " Exactly | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that?" Assuming it's done without the partner's knowledge or consent, then it's certainly cheating | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. " They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex." If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that?" That’s how I read it. | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that? Assuming it's done without the partner's knowledge or consent, then it's certainly cheating" What is? | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that? That’s how I read it. " Assuming that it's sexless by mutual agreement. | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" Yup...it sure is...unless she knows your on it and have no problems with it. | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? " Actually I meant to ask why would other people's opinion on the topic even matter to the person who is thinking about doing it? | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. " He leaves her. She goes into some awful home to be cared for. This is why no situation is ever the same and I just cannot go with the “all cheaters are scumbag” thing. | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? Actually I meant to ask why would other people's opinion on the topic even matter to the person who is thinking about doing it?" I always think this too. | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that? Assuming it's done without the partner's knowledge or consent, then it's certainly cheating What is? " The activity of "cheating". If the other person didn't agree to it or doesn't know about it, then it's cheating, I'd say | |||
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"Cheating is cheating regardless of the circumstances. Any time a partner has no knowledge, is cheating. It’s pretty simple really. " | |||
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"Unfortunately OP They will slate you on here but happily shag your wife. Strange world " That is a bit of a generalisation. There are plenty of people who call it what it is but do not slate or judge. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. He leaves her. She goes into some awful home to be cared for. This is why no situation is ever the same and I just cannot go with the “all cheaters are scumbag” thing. " I just don't think there's ever a reason to hurt the person you're meant to love. I don't think the original OP is anything like this, this is an extreme example. Even so, you should still talk to each other and either come to an agreement or leave. | |||
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"Unfortunately OP They will slate you on here but happily shag your wife. Strange world " Yep and he hasn't even said he's cheating. | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? " Point I loved this question . What do you think ? Is it to use others acceptance as a last hope of redemption ? | |||
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"Unfortunately OP They will slate you on here but happily shag your wife. Strange world Yep and he hasn't even said he's cheating. " Exactly | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? Point I loved this question . What do you think ? Is it to use others acceptance as a last hope of redemption ? " Precisely, for validation | |||
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"Oh OP you’ve started yet another debate on sex: Yes in my eyes it’s cheating I never had sex for 2 years with my ex husband and then found out in that time he was cheating so that led to me divorcing him so YES it is as I was in a sex less marriage towards the end ! " Sorry hear that love . No need for that | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? Point I loved this question . What do you think ? Is it to use others acceptance as a last hope of redemption ? " You know, I do not honestly know. I would not take other people's opinion on an important question such as this - if anyone I would ask my closest friends or family. Perhaps it is about wanting to feel better, but then it could also just be curiosity? And let s face it, it has become an interesting thread after all. | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" This has been asked so many times and the answer is predictable | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that? Assuming it's done without the partner's knowledge or consent, then it's certainly cheating What is? " cheating | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? Actually I meant to ask why would other people's opinion on the topic even matter to the person who is thinking about doing it?" A few reasons could be valid. There is no one else to ask or they hope to get validation for their intentions or actions | |||
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"The question asked is "would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" The interpretations of this question are quite interesting. To me living in a sexless marriage is not cheating. Who are you cheating by doing that? Assuming it's done without the partner's knowledge or consent, then it's certainly cheating What is? cheating" Right... | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. " Who knew it was so simple? Hey kids, mum’s gagging for it and my cock’s broke and I’m not happy about her playing away so we are breaking up our little family. Soz about all the dysfunctional family and mental trauma thing, but hey…. | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. Who knew it was so simple? Hey kids, mum’s gagging for it and my cock’s broke and I’m not happy about her playing away so we are breaking up our little family. Soz about all the dysfunctional family and mental trauma thing, but hey…." Or the person with the broken cock could allow their partner sexual fulfilment with just a simple change of how they perceive their own reality, their relationship and family. | |||
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"Different question around the same topic: Why is it important to ask other people's opinion on this topic? Point I loved this question . What do you think ? Is it to use others acceptance as a last hope of redemption ? Precisely, for validation " Mr | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. Who knew it was so simple? Hey kids, mum’s gagging for it and my cock’s broke and I’m not happy about her playing away so we are breaking up our little family. Soz about all the dysfunctional family and mental trauma thing, but hey…. Or the person with the broken cock could allow their partner sexual fulfilment with just a simple change of how they perceive their own reality, their relationship and family. " Of course. Also, they might not. The point I am trying, rather clumsily, to make is that these aren’t always straightforward, cut and dried. Life just isn’t like that for everyone. | |||
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"It's a lot more complicated than a simple yes or no, and unless you've been there then I don't think you fully understand. I never tire of the 'you don't understand trope ' ........ No one is judging cheaters...... we are answering a simple question Is cheating cheating ? Yes it is." Totally agree | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. Who knew it was so simple? Hey kids, mum’s gagging for it and my cock’s broke and I’m not happy about her playing away so we are breaking up our little family. Soz about all the dysfunctional family and mental trauma thing, but hey…. Or the person with the broken cock could allow their partner sexual fulfilment with just a simple change of how they perceive their own reality, their relationship and family. Of course. Also, they might not. The point I am trying, rather clumsily, to make is that these aren’t always straightforward, cut and dried. Life just isn’t like that for everyone." Correct. But on the original Q ...... is cheating cheating there is only one answer....... YES ..... as sure as eggs is eggs | |||
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"You go into a relationship which becomes a partnership with regular sex. Over time one party becomes less and less interested in sex until they totally withdraw and admit they never really liked it, and won’t do it anymore. The partnership is tied up with life, home, children, all the usual stuff. In frustration the sexually active half looks elsewhere. Who is cheating? I think the problem is more likely that one half of the couple see the other as existing to provide them with sex....... like a commodity. Certainly one perspective. Or the asexual partner was dishonest about how the relationship was going to be? Is this for real? It’s a hypothesis It's a dick hypothesis How about a committed young couple with all the same social and life trappings. Through illness or injury he can no longer have sex. Is she doomed to a sexless life? Have they been left unable to communicate with each other? Why do people find it so hard to talk to the person they are supposedly in love with? It's not fucking hard is it. They have discussed it, He would be devastated if she sought sex elsewhere. She still craves sex. If they can't agree, it ends. Then they can do what they want. Who knew it was so simple? Hey kids, mum’s gagging for it and my cock’s broke and I’m not happy about her playing away so we are breaking up our little family. Soz about all the dysfunctional family and mental trauma thing, but hey…. Or the person with the broken cock could allow their partner sexual fulfilment with just a simple change of how they perceive their own reality, their relationship and family. Of course. Also, they might not. The point I am trying, rather clumsily, to make is that these aren’t always straightforward, cut and dried. Life just isn’t like that for everyone. Correct. But on the original Q ...... is cheating cheating there is only one answer....... YES ..... as sure as eggs is eggs" Eggs with calcium carbonate shells or just ovum? | |||
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"It's a lot more complicated than a simple yes or no, and unless you've been there then I don't think you fully understand. " Still cheating though | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat." Sorry no it's not. If it is not working then leave and move on. If you found out the reason your wife was not having sex with you is because she found a guy who was a better fuck than you how would you feel? When they find out you cheated the hurt is so painful and damaging it destroys your trust in people of the opposite sex. I gave my ex hubby the best sexlife he could wish for as i am very experimental and will give anything a try. But even an amazing sexlife still did not stop him from cheating in me and leaving me for a woman who dumped him within a year. Some people male or female are simpley born cheaters and nothing will ever change that ever!!! | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat." There isn't a reason or excuse to cheat | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat." I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. Sorry no it's not. If it is not working then leave and move on. If you found out the reason your wife was not having sex with you is because she found a guy who was a better fuck than you how would you feel? When they find out you cheated the hurt is so painful and damaging it destroys your trust in people of the opposite sex. I gave my ex hubby the best sexlife he could wish for as i am very experimental and will give anything a try. But even an amazing sexlife still did not stop him from cheating in me and leaving me for a woman who dumped him within a year. Some people male or female are simpley born cheaters and nothing will ever change that ever!!! " It's not usually the sex itself for that kind of person, it's the adrenaline rush from the secrecy and threat of discovery | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can" I ended it and joined up to fab | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can I ended it and joined up to fab " . You did the right thing for yourself by ending it , if it's ended then it's not cheating | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can I ended it and joined up to fab . You did the right thing for yourself by ending it , if it's ended then it's not cheating " He was the one cheating so yeah divorced the fucker | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can I ended it and joined up to fab . You did the right thing for yourself by ending it , if it's ended then it's not cheating He was the one cheating so yeah divorced the fucker " show him ya profile on here show him what he’s missing | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can I ended it and joined up to fab . You did the right thing for yourself by ending it , if it's ended then it's not cheating He was the one cheating so yeah divorced the fucker show him ya profile on here show him what he’s missing " Nah sod that he’d join if I did | |||
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"Yes, it’s cheating. But a completely sexless marriage is a good reason to cheat. I think in fact you'll find that that's a good reason to either accept it, fix it, or end it And THEN go get yourself all the sex you can I ended it and joined up to fab " Great minds | |||
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"Not if you repent afterwards " If only there was a FAB church to repent at . . | |||
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"Not if you repent afterwards If only there was a FAB church to repent at . . " what a fantastic idea | |||
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"would you say its cheating if you live in a sexless marriage ?" if it's with your partners full consent and knowledge then no it is not.. If they don't know then yes it is | |||
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"Is it cheating if I allow him to watch lol" Nope, that's all good | |||
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"Yes O.P. it is cheating. Your needs matter. If they matter enough to you then you need to gently tell your partner that but you will be getting sex elsewhere. " Spot on. If she/ he loves you and wants the best for you, then you will work on finding a solution together or apart. Talking and getting sex therapy is truly the best way forward. | |||
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