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Topic	Is infidelity a black/white issue for you?
_Rinku_ 10/30/21 6:17:56 PM #33:	I4NRulez posted... My GF is the person I'm probably going to marry and I don't think that's true lol. I think there's people in our families we care about way more. I know people with kids that say their kids are more important than their spouse. Cool. Doesn't justify cheating. pfh1001 posted... I can understand sympathizing with someone in a terrible relationship, but if this is happening, the victim should focus on getting the fuck out of the abusive relationship rather than trying to get some sex on the side. And if the abuser finds out about the cheating, the victim is just in that much more danger, making their situation worse. The idea isn't that they're "getting sex on the side." They're forming a relationship with someone who can help them escape the abuse. <cite>_Rinku_ posted [p:959543044] in Is infidel... [t:79735983]...</cite> <quote>I4NRulez posted... </cite> <quote>My GF is the person I'm probably going to marry and I don't think that's true lol. I think there's people in our families we care about way more. I know people with kids that say their kids are more important than their spouse.</quote>Cool. Doesn't justify cheating. pfh1001 posted... </cite> <quote>I can understand sympathizing with someone in a terrible relationship, but if this is happening, the victim should focus on getting the fuck out of the abusive relationship rather than trying to get some sex on the side. And if the abuser finds out about the cheating, the victim is just in that much more danger, making their situation worse.</quote>The idea isn't that they're "getting sex on the side." They're forming a relationship with someone who can help them escape the abuse. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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