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Anyone who has the gall to be the "other man/woman" should re-check their morals. It is never right to date someone who is involved, especially married. Can't you find someone who is single? I think it is pathetic and wrong.

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And even if they DON'T have any morals, please realize that you are not going to come out ahead in this relationship. Even if you don't consider yourself doing anything wrong by aiding in the heartbreak of another person who's being cheated on, realize that you yourself are going to get hurt, and back off.

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I know some will agree with your feelings on this topic - however, to generalize is not correct. Some of the OM/OW don't even know that they are seeing someone that is married until later. Some of these married men and women are going through a divorce and have no desire to reconcile, so they move on to someone else. So I don't feel that in these particular situations that it's "wrong" or "morally incorrect". **** happens, sometimes not of one's control.

 

However, if someone is married, plans to stay married, living with SO and seeing someone else who knows he/she is married - this is not something I would condone.

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Yep, this is true.

 

Giving someone like that a chance is pathetic. When I started with the mm, all my friends said give it a chance, based on the information that I first had about him, which was that he was separated, not living together, nothing between him and his wife.

 

Now I see it was all a lie.

 

Question: since all my friends encouraged it in the first place, why do some people encourage dating a separated/married man in the first place?

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Question: since all my friends encouraged it in the first place, why do some people encourage dating a separated/married man in the first place?

 

Because they are your friends, and they probably want to keep it that way. :laugh:

 

That's what's so good about this place. We're not interested in making buddies...we just like hearing our own opinions! :p

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Originally posted by Monday

And even if they DON'T have any morals, please realize that you are not going to come out ahead in this relationship. Even if you don't consider yourself doing anything wrong by aiding in the heartbreak of another person who's being cheated on, realize that you yourself are going to get hurt, and back off.

 

This is not true. I married my married man. We were together for 8 years.

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I second the huh? Post: 6 | Quote:

 

 

quote:Originally posted by jvjrose

Dont you want your own man someday? Get past the pain and see something more positive to look forward to. I am in the same boat. It hurts like hell. Better now than later. It is not going to be easy but it is right.

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you guys...I am not talking about my present relationship. I am talking about my husband that I married. The guy that I dated for 8 month is not who I am talking about. I have no reason to lie to anyone of you. I dont know you at all. It is very easy to be honest here.

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That is okay. I think we have been thru enough without someone coming on here making up storys. I just would do that. I respect you guys.

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Originally posted by ltomlinson81

Anyone who has the gall to be the "other man/woman" should re-check their morals. It is never right to date someone who is involved, especially married. Can't you find someone who is single? I think it is pathetic and wrong.

 

See now, I'd tell you to piss off but I'm sure it will get edited for content. So I won't.

 

 

Don't enforce YOUR morals on me. If I have a sexual connection with someone, and they have one with me, it's probably going to be pursued, relationship status be dammned.

 

I personally think it's pathetic that women fight like two terriers with a rat over a prize that may not be worth it. One, because the promise of love and lust and affection and the thrill of a new relationship is hard to give up-even when it may be false-the other because they've put time and effort into what they have and are afraid of losing it and starting over.

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Originally posted by ltomlinson81

Anyone who has the gall to be the "other man/woman" should re-check their morals. It is never right to date someone who is involved, especially married. Can't you find someone who is single? I think it is pathetic and wrong.

 

I don't really think that the person dating the MW or MM should "re-check their morals". In my personal opinion, the cheating spouse has more to blame than the OW/OM. It's not the responsibility of the OW/OM to care for MM/MW spouse it's that married person who should care.

 

You are free to feel however you like and express how you feel, but take into consideration that all things happen for different reasons and all those who are free of all sins can throw the first rock!

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