Define "cheating"
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No worries, it happens. Nice to meet you, good luck with your dilemma.0
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No worries, it happens. Nice to meet you, good luck with your dilemma.
Lol.. Nice to meet you too! Can you tell im naturally blond?!? Moved this over to "chit chat" lol. Not sure how to close this convo down though. And it really wasnt a "dilema" persay just curious to see how other people view relationships and all that jazz. :0)0 -
Sssssooooo.... you're not cheating on your diet? :huh: This should be under chit chat. After all this is a food forum, not a marriage advice forum. :noway:0
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to me, cheating is either acting on a feeling that you would not approve your significant other of acting on, or acting on a feeling your significant other would not approve of.
some view sex as an intimate action to be shared between two people committed to each other, while others view it as an action that brings physical pleasure.
really, cheating is in the eye of the beholder...and the eye of the beholdee (if that's a word)
if sexual pleasure was to be viewed as something only to be shared between two committed people, would self-pleasure be considered cheating? (I think I know the bible-banger answer to this)
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kristenhgarrison wrote: »
Very valid point! I didnt realize i clicked on the indroduce yourself forum! So im kristen i love hot wings, beer, and running. :0/
LoL hello and welcome
I like my wings on the mild side. 0 -
Anything that you feel you need to hide from your partner.0
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Lasmartchika wrote: »Sssssooooo.... you're not cheating on your diet? :huh: This should be under chit chat. After all this is a food forum, not a marriage advice forum. :noway:
Yup, has already been identified and she fixed it.
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Cheating equals eating more than 110% of your calories needs in one day. In my case, cheating = eating more than 2,200 calories a day.0
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kristenhgarrison wrote: »So im sure everyone out there has their own list of things that define what it means to be cheated on and im just curious to see what they are. Mine? Very basical and biblical based i guess you could say. I believe in emotional and physical cheating. Ive gotten caught up in an emotional relationship before and my husband and i have both broken trust at one time but we worked through it and are better for it. With social media at its peak its easy to get caught up in someone telling you you're beautiful when the one you've been with forever gets comfortable and no longer says it because "you should just know how they feel". So how far is too far in your opinion! Im curious to see where this goes!
whatever...you're hot and beautiful! muaaaaaa
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It depends on what the definition of what "is" is. Also eating is not cheating, we all know that.
Other than that, I mean one person in the relationship is actively seeking the attention of another person with intent to bed said person, that is cheating in my book.0 -
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Lasmartchika wrote: »Sssssooooo.... you're not cheating on your diet? :huh: This should be under chit chat. After all this is a food forum, not a marriage advice forum. :noway:
Yup, has already been identified and she fixed it.
Thank you! Im officiay black labeled i think lol!
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not_satisfied wrote: »I think when you do something that you would not want your partner to do with someone else. That's a betrayal of some kind. This could be anything from flirting to physical cheating to confiding with someone else things that you don't even confide with your partner. I'm also very curious to see where this goes.
This for me... Anything that you have to hide and lie to your partner about involving another person.
yup. If you can't tell your partner...don't do it. That goes for everything from buying things, going places, actual physically/emotionally cheating, etc.... hiding things from your partner can only lead to issues.0 -
Death_Penalty wrote: »One night stand... Would bang
Bwahahaha! We are two of a kind!0 -
over eating0
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woops ...? nevermind0
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Perfectly worded.not_satisfied wrote: »I think when you do something that you would not want your partner to do with someone else.
I was going to say something along the lines of anything you wouldn't want your partner to see you doing but figured some smart aleck would say something about using the bathroom
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Cheating can be anything from sexting someone else to sleeping with someone else. It can also be lying and hiding it from your partner. It can also be flirting with someone else and constantly texting someone else. I have been cheated on before. In fact my ex got my ex friend pregnant.0
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When asked this type question the best answer was... Would you do it in front of your mother... If not... it is wrong.0
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afacetocallhome wrote: »not_satisfied wrote: »I think when you do something that you would not want your partner to do with someone else. That's a betrayal of some kind. This could be anything from flirting to physical cheating to confiding with someone else things that you don't even confide with your partner. I'm also very curious to see where this goes.
I completely agree with this.
Cheating is breach of trust, in agreed rules that define an activity or relationship.
If you don't know what those rules are, maybe spend a bit of time defining what are those for your relationship! Everyone's different. Some people I dated commented on how pretty other women are, some were livid you would even look at someone else. And some couples I know are polygamists and happily so for a long time. That would definitely wouldn't work for me (or my wife).
This is a list of things I've been told are cheating on your partner:
a) sleeping with someone else
b) flirting with someone else
b*) being kind, attentive or supportive to someone else
c) spending time with someone else (even for business)
d) spending significant money on someone else
e) buying someone a drink or a meal
f) buying someone a book
g) taking someone to a show or museum
h) opening a personal email account
i) opening an account on a dating website (allegedly for the personality assessment, true or not, no idea)
j) not letting someone have your pin or password
k) not keeping facebook open
l) not letting your mail be opened by someone else
Etc. Your mileage may vary . And relationships are hardly ever symmetrical. Easy, stupid example: I wouldn't mind if my wife left the toilet seat up. And she doesn't care if leave dirty dishes in the sink but it drives me bonkers when she does (we have a dishwasher). In some aspects relationships are "quid pro quo" but in others the transactions are more complicated - you make dinner, I clean up. I make breakfast, you get the kids ready, you work, I stay home, etc. More relevant - I have no ex'es as friends, but some of her best friends are her ex'es. Imagine if my "rule" was "you can't spend time with people that you used to sleep with".
So, needless to say, I don't think that if "you need to ask you're already wrong". Establish your relationship rules clearly. I am certain that mostly everyone could benefit from having a clear set of rules to govern all of their relationships (not just romantic).
Rod
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Lrdoflamancha wrote: »When asked this type question the best answer was... Would you do it in front of your mother... If not... it is wrong.
Good answer! But there are things i do with my husband that i would never tell my mother lol! Sorry i had to. :0/0 -
If my husband were not to let women that hit on him know that he is taken, I would take it really seriously. If he were to develop an interest in another woman, I would not stand for it. If he stayed because he felt ''he had to'' I would never settle for this. We love and respect each other. The day that isn't the case anymore it will have to change, or we will have to go each our own way.
We are actually looking into involving other people into our sex life (husband used to swing before he met me) but this is something we have been talking about for a LONG time, that we aren't rushing into. We don't stress over it, nor does he pressure me at all. So technically speaking, we would only do things together. And it involves A LOT of respect during so that there isn't problems after. All in all, we trust each other more then anything and I know that we have a connection that no one could come in between.
Apart from these experiences, that are far from common, I totally agree with you about cheating physically AND mentally. I do count both as cheating.
When my husband is attracted to another woman, he tells me. Nothing to degrade me, it's not like it takes anything from me. Sometimes I agree, sometimes I don't. But I know he choses me, he loves me, he comes home to me every night, and we have a beautiful daughter together. Our family is the most important thing to us!
I would rather my husband be honest with me then to hide things from me. I would also rather we live exciting things together, then have us fantasize about other people. But that's just me.
I know of couples who have done this and it hasnt affected the relationship but I also know others that the aftermath of allowing someone else in their bedroom has ended their relationship. I personally couldnt stand to see the person I love doing something so intimate with someone else, even if I get to participate.
Ya, that was kind of my thought when reading that post, lol. To each their own. My problem with it is not really a trust issue, but I just wouldn't want to see my man being intimate with another woman. Big turnoff IMO.
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_dracarys_ wrote: »I thought this was about food.
Ditto. I was hoping we'd talk about cake.
Unrelated: Nice username!0 -
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