I'm extremely loyal. I know if she wasn't, I'd be devastated beyond what is really necessary.
Of course after about 2-3 days of dealing with it, I'd probably go rub one out and start picking up the pieces, but that's neither here nor there.
I'm extremely loyal. I know if she wasn't, I'd be devastated beyond what is really necessary.
Of course after about 2-3 days of dealing with it, I'd probably go rub one out and start picking up the pieces, but that's neither here nor there.
It's easy to see the negatives because no one ever talks about the positives. That's just life. It's the same with everything.
But overall, given the drastic rise in divorces recently, I'd say there are more cases of (or just more reactions to) infidelity than there used to be. I'm sure it has something to do with marriage not being considered as (I don't want to say Sacred and start a religion flamefest) "special" as it once was.
The way I see it, cheating just creates headaches and hassle. If you really care about the person you're with, then you wont jump at the chance to hop in bed with the first pretty face that looks your way. If you are so easily swayed or are just flat out disinterested with your significant other to the point that you would consider being with someone else then just make it simple and leave your significant other. I'm pretty sure most people would rather be dumped/divorced than find out they were cheated on. Besides, even if you dont care about hurting your significant other's feelings, when you sleep around you expose them to whatever diseases you've exposed yourself to as well and that's completely unfair.
To the OP, sorry to hear about your friend. My husband and i are both former military and knew several people who either cheated on their spouses while deployed or were cheated on while deployed.
everybody cheats
whether you guys think its naive or not, the divorce rate has been climbing. its cultural maybe. fat and annoying people (many who play WOW), have it way easier to say that they are truthful to their lovers because no one else wants to love them.
Marine friend got back from a 1 year tour [in] Afghanistan.
got back from a 1 year tour [in] Afghanistan.
1 year tour [in] Afghanistan.
1 year tour
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Coming back from war is the single hardest thing any relationship has to deal with. It's probably the single hardest thing to deal with, period.
Most people that are deployed overseas don't get to talk to their loved ones on anything approaching a regular basis.
But for the people they leave behind, it is a constant battle to overlook or overcome the hole that's left by their spouse no longer being there. The people that manage not to cheat on their spouses are the ones that are able to fill every waking moment with more than they can accomplish and surround themselves with friends. And this is only dealing with the issue of fidelity.
Just making it through the year apart doesn't ensure the success of the relationship. War fucks people over.
Did he kill anyone in Afghanistan?
Marriage means squat unless you love the person. If you love the person then there should never be any temptation
This thread is funny.
Sexually?
At times yes I get hit with the red tented glasses of being single and being able to succumb to temptation, but I have and never will cheat. I stand by that.
Emotionally?
No the thought of ever crossing my girlfriend/fiance(^_^) with another woman emotionally just makes me sick personally. This may give me or more notably "men" a bad rep but as far as I see woman that are outside of my relationship that I don't know from friendship are just a sexual temptation. They are probably nice people but I generally don't think about other relationships when I'm dating someone. Though as I said, that only for woman I don't know personally.
My fiancé and I never goes out so needless to say, we couldn't be even if we wanted. When that is said, none of us would ever disrespect eachother in that way, we simply love eachother way to much.
Sorry you had a bad experience with love, but we are some out here that still pay it the respect it deserves.
There are many people who remain loyal to their spouses...especially the religious ones...Like, in my church (i am not really religious but i am active in church stuff because I have really close friends there), we have couples who just go through everything thick and thin without even seeing their marriage come close to falling into shambles.
I've been married going on 20 years.
Have I been tempted? You bet. Have I ever strayed? Hell no.
I'm not even religious. But all I have to do is think about how devastated she would be. That will stop me in my tracks every time. Of course, Kate Beckinsale never showed up at my door wearing a lace teddy. But I think my wife would understand if that happened.
People do cheat. You can argue that monogamy isn't a natural human state. Even the most loyal of us will have a wandering eye. We're hard wired to find people attractive. That doesn't turn off just because you put a ring on. It's what you do with that attraction that matters.