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Another reason swingers don't do cheaters?
Drama. No one wants the other to become a drama situation. |
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I think swingers are so against cheaters because of our honesty and openness towards our spouses. We would only play with couples that have that same kind of relationship. We also know how much it would hurt us if the other would cheat,being as close as we are the pain inside would be almost unbearable. Knowing that and knowing how it would hurt the spouse of the cheater is what gives us such a strong feeling on the subject
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>All in all, if your spouse doesn't know about, or doesn't approve of you swinging, then it can be nothing but cheating.
>Maybe swingers are more adamant about cheating because real cheaters give the rest of us a bad name. Cheaters take it on the side for their own selfish needs, they don't share with their spouse, WE Do, that's the difference. Thank you... that pretty much sums it up. |
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I certainly didn't mean to imply that the decision to divorce was a simple one or that it be made lightly.
But if the home situation is so intolerable that someone feels that they "must" cheat, then it's time to have that dreaded conversation with your spouse. Decide if the marriage is worth saving and seek help, or decide that it's best to end the relationship and seek a divorce. If one or both of you is THAT miserable with no hope of relief, why continue in the relationship? Will it be messy? Yes. Will it be painful? Yes. Will you each have a fresh start at a new relationship? Yes. |
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patogether, you're right. It doesn't necessarily have to be discussed and agreed to before the wedding, but it DOES need to be discussed and agreed to at some point. If husband and wife are BOTH happy and comfortable with the situation, then it's a non issue. These problems only come up when one partner arbitrarily changes the rules without discussion with, or consent of the other.
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L-P can use any excuse they want but the fact is maybe he's right about this not being discussed befor the wedding. But the fact it is something we grew into by being open and honest about our feelings.
That is still aloyt different then cheating,it is still being faithful,and its still being totally honest with other |
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