Screw all that drama!
Would You Do It?
09/11/2012
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Please read the whole post and responses, there is no drama as I have stated several times I am happily seeing someone else none of these married men. I am not talking to any of them
Originally posted by
charleswifey
Screw all that drama!
09/12/2012
that is way to complicating a situation to get into. plus you have to think about the wife, just because they're marriage isn't going smoothly now doesn't mean they wont be able to work things out, but if he cheats that would make things alot harder for them to work it out. Also if things arnt working out in there marriage maybe he should be separated first.
09/12/2012
that's not going to end well for anyone..
09/12/2012
You do all of them at the same time!
09/12/2012
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Yay!! im so glad to hear this
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
NO not a gangbang.
I haven't talked to any of them and I am currently with someone else who isn't married SO all is good here
I haven't talked to any of them and I am currently with someone else who isn't married SO all is good here
09/12/2012
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Lol
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
Please read the whole post and responses, there is no drama as I have stated several times I am happily seeing someone else none of these married men. I am not talking to any of them
09/12/2012
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Thanks "myscreenname" and thanks for reading all the way through so many people aren't reading the whole thing after I stated I walked away! I am OOBER HAPPY NOW
Originally posted by
pixxie87
Yay!! im so glad to hear this
09/12/2012
If you're not into your relationship and find yourself thinking about other people more, I say end that relationship. It does no good for you or for your partner.
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay down some ground rules. However, it sounds to me like you're just not that crazy about your current relationship?
Either way, cheating is just really, really disrespectful if you haven't agreed on what is and isn't okay to do with other people.
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay down some ground rules. However, it sounds to me like you're just not that crazy about your current relationship?
Either way, cheating is just really, really disrespectful if you haven't agreed on what is and isn't okay to do with other people.
10/14/2012
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I am guessing you didn't read the whole thing, I have walked away from these married men. They were the ones wanting me and yes I was attracted to them as well. I have moved on from them all and left them all alone.
Originally posted by
hem
If you're not into your relationship and find yourself thinking about other people more, I say end that relationship. It does no good for you or for your partner.
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay ... more
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay ... more
If you're not into your relationship and find yourself thinking about other people more, I say end that relationship. It does no good for you or for your partner.
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay down some ground rules. However, it sounds to me like you're just not that crazy about your current relationship?
Either way, cheating is just really, really disrespectful if you haven't agreed on what is and isn't okay to do with other people. less
Of course, you may be polyamorous, in which case you'll need to talk and lay down some ground rules. However, it sounds to me like you're just not that crazy about your current relationship?
Either way, cheating is just really, really disrespectful if you haven't agreed on what is and isn't okay to do with other people. less
10/14/2012
Would never want to be an accessory to someone's marriage, which is how I view mistress status.
10/14/2012
I think people who know the answer and ask for someone else to rationalize their idiotic moves are, well... idiots!
10/14/2012
no thanks
10/15/2012
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Good for you!
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
I am guessing you didn't read the whole thing, I have walked away from these married men. They were the ones wanting me and yes I was attracted to them as well. I have moved on from them all and left them all alone.
10/15/2012
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I am NOT an idiot thanks!
Originally posted by
brevado
I think people who know the answer and ask for someone else to rationalize their idiotic moves are, well... idiots!
If you have NOTHING nice to say then don't bother posting!!!!
10/15/2012
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She was simply asking for an opinion and she wasn't asking for anyone to rationalize anything.... she wanted to know what other people thought... This thread is VERY OLD and she has moved on.... you may need to read the posts above before commenting.
Originally posted by
brevado
I think people who know the answer and ask for someone else to rationalize their idiotic moves are, well... idiots!
10/15/2012
If they will cheat on her, they will cheat on you!
10/15/2012
ooh I can totally see why you'd be tempted, but I'm also thinking it would be a horrible idea. I like the idea of sisterhood between women; we should look out for each other so much more than we commonly do.
10/15/2012
I have to go with no. Number one, I wouldn't like the idea of sharing... Number two, I require more stability, so this would obviously lack that. Number three, I wouldn't do that to another woman. I wouldn't want it done to me, so I try to respect them.
10/16/2012
no, it's just something you can never fix.
11/08/2012
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My non-judgmental question for you is how do you know they want you and not just sex? Other questions that follow are: How do you know they're not be taken care of at home, you're only hearing one side of the story? How do you know there are not other women who are thinking the same thing as you? It's a very slippery slope, but could you ever trust a man who is cheating on his wife? Marriage or not, trust is very important in any relationship.
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
Thanks for the response. I know it makes me sound and look horrible since there are 2 who I REALLY want to jump on in with! Its just so confusing I know its not right but again if they aren't being taken care of at home its confusing to say the
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Thanks for the response. I know it makes me sound and look horrible since there are 2 who I REALLY want to jump on in with! Its just so confusing I know its not right but again if they aren't being taken care of at home its confusing to say the least I am recently single so not really looking for an actual relationship
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12/29/2012
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If you'd read through the whole thread before posting, you would know I've moved on. I'm not talking to any of these guys anymore
Originally posted by
Martiniman
My non-judgmental question for you is how do you know they want you and not just sex? Other questions that follow are: How do you know they're not be taken care of at home, you're only hearing one side of the story? How do you know there
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My non-judgmental question for you is how do you know they want you and not just sex? Other questions that follow are: How do you know they're not be taken care of at home, you're only hearing one side of the story? How do you know there are not other women who are thinking the same thing as you? It's a very slippery slope, but could you ever trust a man who is cheating on his wife? Marriage or not, trust is very important in any relationship.
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12/29/2012
I have never seen anything good happen from a situation like this.
12/29/2012
No way do NOT do it
12/29/2012
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You don't want to be a home wrecker. There are probably layers to this that you may not even know in these guys relationships. If you were married would you want your husband getting action on the side? If these guys are unhappy then they need to talk with their wives and seek counseling. Not some ass on the side. If they end things and become single then sure go for it. But don't be an on the side girl.
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
Thanks for the response. I know it makes me sound and look horrible since there are 2 who I REALLY want to jump on in with! Its just so confusing I know its not right but again if they aren't being taken care of at home its confusing to say the
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Thanks for the response. I know it makes me sound and look horrible since there are 2 who I REALLY want to jump on in with! Its just so confusing I know its not right but again if they aren't being taken care of at home its confusing to say the least I am recently single so not really looking for an actual relationship
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01/07/2013
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i know how it feels to be cheated on and couldn't do that to another girl
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
I know this will make me sound or look bad but I want some feedback. I don't condone cheating as I didn't like it when it happened to me. But what do you do when you have like 4 married guys wanting you?
01/11/2013
Do what you want as long as you know the risk and consequences.
01/13/2013
As the child of a mistress, I definitely don't recommend it. My mom's relationship ended up being nothing but pain, my dad suffered in his marriage even more than he did before going outside it, and my chance of having a good relationship with my older half sister was doomed from the start -- we both got caught in the middle. Don't do it. It destroys lives.
01/16/2013
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I dont think that i would do it. Because you never know what make back fire and come back to bite you in the ass in the long run
Originally posted by
*Camoprincess*
I know this will make me sound or look bad but I want some feedback. I don't condone cheating as I didn't like it when it happened to me. But what do you do when you have like 4 married guys wanting you?
03/09/2013
Tell their wives, that's what I would do.
03/09/2013