Would you cheat?

Would you cheat if your partner was frequently away for business trips for periods of up to 2 weeks? (In the situation I'm talking about here, you would have a good relationship and would be affectionate when the partner was at home)

Yes I'd cheat, I'm a man 9
No I wouldn't cheat, I'm a man 48
Yes I'd cheat, I'm a woman 4
No I wouldn't cheat, I'm a woman 35
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Comments ( 47 )
  • Nikclaire

    If I wasn't satisfied in a relationship I would break up and move on. Cheating is retarded. Why be with someone and cheat? Do whatever you want in life but don't be a scumbag about it.

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    • bbrown95

      Exactly how I feel. If I felt unhappy and unfulfilled in the relationship, I'd just leave. I feel cheating is just a really hurtful thing to do to your partner. As someone who has been cheated on, I'd much prefer just being broken up with. That pain sucks, but not nearly as bad as being cheated on.

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    • curious-bunny

      This

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      • Shit, they must have got nikclaire on the correct medication this time. She hasn't been her crazy self lately

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        • curious-bunny

          Ikr, hopefully it stickz

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  • megadriver

    No, cause I'm not a scummy piece of shit.

    Also who can't handle 2 weeks without sex? We are humans and have self control. We are not animals to act only on primal needs.
    I like sex as much as the next guy, but when my girlfriend is visiting her parents in England for 2 weeks, I keep it in my pants and wait for her to return and then get it on.

    Besides when she comes back home, sex feels even better, cause we've missed each other.

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  • RoseIsabella

    I just want to say that I once dumped a female friend after she told me that she slept with a married man, and wanted to keep hooking up with him. I never regret the loss of her friendship.

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    • GaelicPotato

      I wouldn't either.

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      • RoseIsabella

        At the time that this shit went down this woman was in her mid-forties, but she was talking about the situation with this married dude, and like a freaking high school girl. Ain't nobody got time fo dat! She just sounded so freaking selfish, and immature, and she was making me sick.

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        • GaelicPotato

          So this was a full grown adult? Jesus Christ.

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          • RoseIsabella

            Oh yeah!

            I was 42 when this shit was going on, and she was 46. I mean dat fuck that noise. She was cray cray.

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      • RoseIsabella

        Thanks!

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    • Rose! I understand disagreeing with her desicion. But we all have baggage. We all make bad decisions for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes our friends straighten us out and it takes time. That's what friends do.
      ...good for you if it worked out for you. But maybe at that time period she could have used a friend like you to help her see things the way you do.

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      • RoseIsabella

        I did try to talk to her about it, but I never heard so many excuses in my life. She didn't have any remorse about what she was doing, and always wanted to talk about it for hours on end. It was just too much.

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        • Fair enough. You tried.

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          • RoseIsabella

            She had a lot of issues.

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            • Yeah, well, sometimes people find married men and women more attractive. And the married one is cool with it because they already have the happy home. They invest nothing and get it all.

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  • EnglishLad

    I dunno about anyone else, but I get the feeling that the OP is a sex addict who would cheat even if their partner did a couple of hours extra overtime at work. I also get the feeling that he or she was hoping everyone would vote "yes" and ergo justify his or her train of thought in doing so.

    How bad it must feel to realise you're a vile scumbag. How much worse it must feel to be cheated on by said vile scumbag.

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    • Lol I was writing this from the perspective of the person getting cheated on. The career I want to go into would involve lots of travelling and I was wondering how long term relationships would work out.

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      • einexile

        You find out early on if the person wants that sort of relationship. But the simpler answer is you should not choose a career that will interfere with your maintaining a stable relationship, never mind raising a family, unless either you flat out don't want those things; or the work you're doing is extremely important and no one else can do it. In which case you will need to find a man or woman with a heart of gold.

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  • No. Cheating is vile, end of.

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  • DeathXN

    Nope, I'm loyal

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  • I've never cheated and never will. People who cheat on their spouses disgust me.

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  • RoseIsabella

    No, I wouldn't cheat, because people that cheat are trashy, and skanky. Don't cheat unless you want to live your life knowing that you are a skank-ho, because that's what cheaters are. Don't be a skank-ho!

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  • GaelicPotato

    No, I'm not worthless.

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  • LloydAsher

    It would be highly inefficient for me to cheat. Any woman that finds me attractive enough to date (my personality is a bit to be desired) deserves the same respect she gives me by not cheating.

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  • BleedingPain

    No. No one is being forced to stick with one person for ever and ever, but you should at least devote your love to one person at a time.

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  • Na, that's we have porn, keep our dirty asses loyal while they are out for 2 weeks

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  • Invisible-Airwaves

    2 weeks is nothing.

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  • dimwitted

    If you cheat you're not in a "relationship". You're in a lie. What kind of shit pile are you?

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  • I accidentally hit yes, so that’s supposed to be a no.

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    • I think a few people hit no and meant yes. As pathetic as it is, when given a poll most people say that they would never cheat but around 30% end up cheating.

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  • Doesnormalmatter

    You kinda thought in a loop there mate. If your in a "good relationship" you don't cheat. If you have the urge to cheat, its not a good relationship. Anyone who says they would cheat is not understanding the question.

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  • Columbusbiguy

    Well im not sure who "they" are, but its not. So perhaps you should not listen to them all the time.

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  • BohemianSpirit

    I've never actually cheated in the sense that I've been with someone physically while with someone else, but in a past relationship I sent a saucy picture to some other guy online... But I wasn't thinking straight at the time, so yeah. There was also one other time when I was really in love with this guy and he was with someone else, but I was texting him and sending him pics. He was my ex and I was still madly in love with him, so of course I was going to take the chance to talk to him! I knew it was wrong, but I really did miss him... So I did it anyway. But now that I'm out of those situations and am properly medicated for my mental health disorders, I would NEVER even think of cheating. I think it is so wrong to cheat and I regret ever doing so in the past. But, like I said, I wasn't thinking clearly the first time and the second time I was blinded by love. I am 100% satisfied and happy in my relationship with my man who I wholeheartedly believe is my Soulmate! I am so blessed to have him in my life. <3 xoxo

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  • ToffeeMe

    ain't a good question though. Just see cheating nothing different from crime, can't see anything good about it.

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  • I'm flatterred!

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  • Columbusbiguy

    Yes, i probably would, because i already do.

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    • Honesty. ...a bit of a surprise.

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  • RoseIsabella

    👍🏻

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  • RoseIsabella

    I would love to see that!

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