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I would have to say that I think it would be harder to stay than to leave. All of you have at least one friend that is in a relationship where there is no trust (or maybe it's you). Think about how busy they (or you) are: checking the pager, checking the voicemail, driving by the crib, checking the caller id, following him and his friends to the club, tagging along with him and his friends to the club, all the questions, all the doubts. Man, that's tiresome. I'll take the breakup any day over that drama. Professor, thanks for sharing your story. How hard was that to do in a forum full of women?! I'm interested in your response (should you choose to give one) to LadyAKA's question. Soror LadyAKA, welcome back!!! http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif |
What exactly is cheating? I know what adultery is. Cheating can be many things and caused by many things. If it happened in college, it aint cheating!!. College is the worst place to try and have a monogamous relationship. Especially if you are in a Frat. I loved my girlfriend and would not want to hurt her but monagamy was impossible. For marriage or long-term relationships, things can get stale or people start taking each other for granted. The longer you have been together, the better other people start looking. You work late and all of a sudden a co-worker whom you have never shown interest in, wants to get with you. Cheating is complex and irrational. Are you cheating for the sex, the emotional connection, someone new to converse with, to get out of the house, to feel young, to feel vibrant, to feel desirable. If you are cheating on your woman, especially in her face, that is abuse. If you are cheating because it is fun and games, then that is immaturity. If you are cheating because the other woman is fun, stimulating, accomodating, with no pressure, but you love your wife and family and still treat them well, then.......
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Aw bruh! Come on now. Cheating is cheating. I understand what you are saying about there being complexities to the term and concpet of "cheating" but it is CHEATING nonetheless. When a person cheats, regardless of their reasoning, they are betraying the mutual agreement of loyalty to their significant other. In addition to that, the cheater is disregarding the other persons feelings and dedication that they held for him/her. I say again, there is no EXCUSE for cheating, regardless of the circumstances that drove the person away from their wife/girlfriend/husband/boyfriend. If you are unhappy and you know you are finding yourself admiring other people, you OWE it to your better half to own up to that BEFORE it gets to the point of no return. Perhaps through discussing the problems the two of you have you all may come to a conclusion as to how to rectify them or what is best for the relationship even if that means ending it.
I love you bruh, but I had to call you on that one. ------------------ P.H.A.S.A.D. #14 D.S.G.H.O.S.T.S. LAMBDA 4/15/00 |
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Thank you!!!! Being attracted to or wanting someone else does not just happen in a few seconds. If you find yourself thinking too much about someone else, then it's time for you to not only be honest with yourself but also to the other person who loves you so much. If you think there is even the slightest possibility that you might cheat with another person given the chance, then just "get the hell on" !!!!!! |
Hello Shalom and Soror Ideal08 *waving*
LOL @ Soror Monet's comment on 'Y2K compliant relationships' Still waiting for the professor to answer, will he answer. Agreeing with ideal08 & Doggystlye Cheating is complicated and until I have walked in those moccasins I can't say what I would do either. But I will say that at one time being the cheater in the relationship (relationship of now 8 years). I can't understand why my man stayed ....but he was there, actually he is here, we are together, we made it work ...we still struggle, we are not married, but after 8 years if feels like it ...and the fire has not gone out. I was selfish, plain and simple ...all the things Doggystyle mentioned earlier came into play, all of them. Now what? Well we live day by day, as Dr Phil would say we are working through it openly (well sometimes I work through it myself, my man is a bit stubborn). I CAN SAY, Yes I am over it wholeheartedly, I don't ever want to hurt anyone that way ever again, and if I get treated in such a way (what comes around goes around) I am not sure what the heck I would do. But I have a higher faith and I will work with my lord on that one. |
CRIMSON RAGE and DSTLOVE: I was and will, in no way, shape, or form, condone cheating!!. I just said that it can be a result of complexities that are not easily handled. If communication was that easy, it would be done better and more often.
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Hello everyone:
Just to posit my understanding of Patti and Armstead's divorce. When the story broke back in December, the reasoning was that Patti felt that her manager-husband was too controlling, as he told her that she couldn't wear furs anymore. According to family-friends, Armstead had grown increasingly controlling for many years, and that recently Patti just had enough. She was the star, and he wasn't. Now, the whole mess about Armstead's preferences is a new one on me. I'd heard about something between her and "make it last" Keith, but I didn't take that seriously. Okay, I'm going to do some queries, and find the sources for this material..because if I don't hear it from a "reputable" source (a la` Jet, newsmagazines, etc...my sources for the Hollywood scuttlebut), then I'm not taking it too seriously. Relationships in the new millineum have taken on a little twist. As I watch and read about the current state of "affairs", I really begin to wonder about folks understanding of a vow. Just my coins on the matters... [This message has been edited by nikki25 (edited February 22, 2001).] |
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ADDED: About Patti - On the Oprah show she stated that she and her xhusband are still friends and she still respects him ... the bit about Keith sweat is funny, but I am not sure if I could respect my husband if he choose that lifestyle after life with me - hey just keeping it real!! [This message has been edited by LadyAKA (edited February 26, 2001).] |
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