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Daffy, I know someone else who would have answered exactly as you did: my guy. You me remind so much of him... |
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Lying can also be considered cheating. Quote:
1. The feeding of feelings of desire for intimacy with another person. 2. Seeking to spend time with those with whom there's a craving for intimacy. 3. Physical contact (such as kissing, holding hands). 4. Sex, I'd say, although one would argue it could be included in the above. 5. The dreaded double life. Quote:
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There's a a thing or two to be learned from your answers, that's for sure. I saw that some questions were not exactly clear and you'll have to forgive me for not clarifying them further. Some of them were consciously formulated to be ambiguous. Thanks for sharing your opinions with me. It was much appreciated. |
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The fact that you call it cheating (a non-neutral term) means that you will get 'loaded' answers, I guess. One reason for me not to fill in the questionnaire. | |
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I don't encourage dishonesty, but it happens. Also in my life. Does not make me proud, I learn from it and move on. I don't condemn dishonesty either. If people choose to be dishonest with me, I will respond to that, but if they want to be dishonest, I accept their choices, not their behaviour. Quote:
Seriously, I think this thread will lead to confirming that cheating is bad. Nothing new under the sun. But not very valuable either. | ||
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I should preface this by saying that my view of cheating may be very different than for most people. I view cheating as an act of dishonesty. If you have an understanding with your partner than having sex with another person is ok, and are up front with them when it happens then I do not consider that cheating. On the flip-side, if you have an understanding that being alone in the same room with a woman (or man) is cheating and you do so, then hide it, that is cheating. 1. What is your definition of cheating? -Practicing any form of dishonesty 2. Are there grades to cheating or all forms of cheating are equal? -No, cheating is cheating 3. Have you ever cheated? -Yes, and I regret it 4. Have you ever been cheated? -Not to my knowledge 5. Which of the above is easier to forgive? -I would imagine being cheated on. I am tougher on myself than others 6. Which of the above would break the relationship? -Either (or possibly neither), depends on the situation 7. Which gender is most likely to cheat? -Cheating is not gender-specific, so neither is most likely to cheat 8. What would be a reason for cheating? -I see no valid reason for cheating 9. What would be YOUR reason for cheating? -Same as above 10. What would be a reason not to cheat? -A successful relationship is built on honesty 11. What would be YOUR reason not to cheat? -Same as above 12. Would love make any difference? -Certainly, love makes a difference in every situation 13. Would marriage make any difference? -Not more so than any other commitment 14. Would children make any difference? -Yes because children should be the parents #1 priority 15. Would gender make any difference *in how you see cheating*? -No 16. After cheating, is it better to tell the blunt truth or skilfully hide it? -It is always best to tell the truth 17. Forgive or forget when it comes to cheating? -If you can't forgive, then the relationship is over 18. Pay back or pay it forward when it comes to cheating? -Pay back is never a good idea in a relationship 19. Name a situation in which cheating would not upset you. -There is not one. Dishonesty always upsets me 20. Name a situation in which you would expect cheating to happen. -There is not one 21. Does cheating create a precedent? -In some cases, especially when the cheaters "gets away" with it 22. Is it possible to never cheat?[/QUOTE] -Yes |
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