If it's a monogamous relationship where both sides are committed, it's bad to do. However, if it's an on-off or open relationship, it can't really be called cheating if both sides know and agree there's no long-term loyalty. reply
I think all relationships are based on trust and cheating ruins that. You can talk about everything and you also should. If you are interested in an open relationship, a three-way relationship, or just something totally casual, you have to tell the other person before hand.
To answer your other questions I don't think I would ever cheat, I never ...... 2 reply
No, I will not betray my partner's trust. Nope. I don't know, how the hell I suppose to know lol, but if someone cheat on me I will let them go. Thats it why depend someone who betray you on the first place, right? reply
If you ever thought of cheating break up with your significant other I've never been cheated on because I broke up with that person before they could cheat on me you can tell when somebody is not interested in the relationship you're in have I ever cheated no because it would hurt the person I'm in the relationship with our friends maybe even our f...... reply
Abhor it. I've been surrounded by many people growing up (family and friends) who don't realize their cheating isn't really a secret. They're good family and friends, but they aren't good people in my opinion. That doesn't mean I hate them, of course. I think seeing this and getting used to how it's slowly becoming a norm nowadays (because cheating...... reply
Truthfully, I dislike cheating. But it is difficult to argue about this topic, since everyone strongly disagrees what counts as cheating and what does not. The convention is that once you are in a relationship, you should not be romantically involved with anyone else. However, I wonder why every relationship has to be strictly monogamous? There is ...... reply
Cheating is in my opinion the result of people's twisted perception of a relationship. A relationship between two (let's say two for the sake of going with the "norm") people, as in two people going out, apart from the romantic, or sentimental sense, when looked at in the sense of a contract, is when two people agree that they like spending time wi...... 1 reply
