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Sutekh's admitted he would be in heaven here, women with the bodies of 12 year old boys are his type.
Marriage and the Power of Divorce
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
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Cad
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Noodleface
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Gavinmad
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Well a chubby Japanese chick is still probably borderline anorexic by American standards.
Kirun
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The other issue is that the dude may have NO idea you even exist. When I was single and some chick told me she wasn't married? I'm going to take her at her word. Who am I to deny a bang session?
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Right. But there's also the possibility this scumbag co-worker has met our hero. I slept with one of my co-workers after having met her boyfriend, mainly because it's quite clear she's not happy and I thought she'd move the fuck on. This dumbass forgave her, she's still miserable, and they're still together.
Some people.
Kirun
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I've known plenty of married chicks and men who don't wear rings. I've also known unmarried chicks/men whodowear rings. So, it isn't necessarily an indicator of anything.
Whether the guy knows she's married or not is irrelevant. He doesn't owe anything to selix unless they are friends, so that onus is on his hopefully soon to be ex wife to keep her pants on.
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I'm relatively certain that last part is our fault(I'm not going to verify that at work). I think the whole "yeah, you can film shoving a live octopus into a vagina, but you better blur it!" thing is a result of the WW2 treaty, indirectly.
While the second part of your post made me chuckle I think it's a good/interesting question. While I have a very strong stance on dealing with cheating, divorced my ex after she did it. I feel no ill will towards the guy that she did it with. He's a guy who didn't know me and was offered sex by someone he obviously was attracted to. 99 percent of guys aren't going to refuse it. I get that, and like I said it's up to your cheating spouse or girlfriend to decide what claims you have on her and if they are important enough for her to stay as your "property".
Nester
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Why are you mad at him? He did not stand up in front of friends and family and vow to be with you and only you forever.
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Your wife being wrong means, to some degree, you were wrong too. You picked the wrong person to marry and you spent X years investing ultimately in a failed relationship. So, blaming the third party makes you feel better about yourself, indirectly.
The above is likely stupid conjecture and I hope I never have to face the situation required to verify it one way or the other.
There are plenty of people at work here who have a way-too-friendly relationship and it always seems scummy to me. Especially since the majority of the time they're both married. I'm somewhat nervous because my buddy here at work who is married is now working out/running with this girl all the time. She's single and first tried to be way-too-friendly with me but quickly realized I'm an antisocial asshole. There is also a pecking order of single males I work with and I enjoyed seeing her going through that progression as well. I don't know if these people who have work friends of the opposite gender who are a bit too friendly is just emotional dependence at all times or if there is actually something going on. I know at least one of said couples was seen going to the hotel across the street together.
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Who knows, sometimes people are different bro. When I was married I like to flirt with chicks and I was friends with girls, but I'd never cheat on anyone and the girl I was with knew exactly what was going on.
Relationships are about T R U S T, varying degrees for each person I guess.
It's a fine line to walk. I have never physically cheated on someone, however I have broken up with someone multiple times a day or two before I was having sex with someone else. So the argument can be made for emotional infidelity I suppose. Although I think that whole idea is crackpot to begin with. Some people are very flirtatious by nature, but don't take it beyond that she in a relationship. I will say that if you aren't married you have zero ownership of your significant other and vice versa.