
ERROR429
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Posted by Mare-E-Sole
I wouldn’t feel natural to call out cheaters. I’ve experienced seeing my boss cheat, co-workers cheat.
My boss was a Cap female
Co workers:
Sag (f)
Virgo (m)
I never told on them.
With my boss, she confided so much and told me so much… I saw her cheat on her husband with 3 different men and one was a fellow co-worker. I don’t remember feeling judgy towards her. But I do remember feeling really awkward when I would see her and her husband together and they were SO affectionate together. I was really surprised… and at times felt sad for the husband. I tried to have deep convo with her to try to understand her more… and I did. It was complex.
But I was super judgy towards my Sag co-worker. I stopped talking to her.
I’m not sure why my behavior was so different… but maybe it was because the Sag was such a preacher about “living your best life”, “being spiritual”, being conscious… so, it threw me off and I felt like the drop of disappointment was huge.
The Virgo was male and he was cheating on his girlfriend, I just rolled my eyes with him but didn’t really react either.
Both my boss and the Sag had very nice husbands…. So, it wasn’t cool.
Doxxing for no reason at all is so low. I think I would only see it as ok if the person was scamming people or doing black magic on people or doing terrible things where it was done to warn others.
Otherwise, I would lose total respect for the person doxxing, and would want nothing to do with them… they’d lose me as a fan.


Posted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.

Posted by Mare-E-Sole
I just thought of another co- worrker…
She was a Cancer (f) and she was GA-GA for our star co-worker (Scorpio)… those two were INSEPARABLE and she was too obvious.
I’m not sure how far those two went, but it was so obvious something was happening.
She would stop everything for him.
She was married to a Taurus and she seemed bored with him. She also told me he would get depressions.

Posted by victoria-sakuraPosted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.
1) Depends on context. In theory, yes, cheaters should be called out. But sometimes in the cases of work environment, it may be better not to get involved.
2) It's never ok to release someone else's private information.
3) I'd never post screenshots of anything that's not exchanged in public settings. Having said that, if the emails and messages are really disgusting or crosses a line, it will get brought up in conversations.
4) Shitty behaviour should not be encouraged to continue.click to expand

Posted by ERROR429Posted by Mare-E-Sole
I wouldn’t feel natural to call out cheaters. I’ve experienced seeing my boss cheat, co-workers cheat.
My boss was a Cap female
Co workers:
Sag (f)
Virgo (m)
I never told on them.
With my boss, she confided so much and told me so much… I saw her cheat on her husband with 3 different men and one was a fellow co-worker. I don’t remember feeling judgy towards her. But I do remember feeling really awkward when I would see her and her husband together and they were SO affectionate together. I was really surprised… and at times felt sad for the husband. I tried to have deep convo with her to try to understand her more… and I did. It was complex.
But I was super judgy towards my Sag co-worker. I stopped talking to her.
I’m not sure why my behavior was so different… but maybe it was because the Sag was such a preacher about “living your best life”, “being spiritual”, being conscious… so, it threw me off and I felt like the drop of disappointment was huge.
The Virgo was male and he was cheating on his girlfriend, I just rolled my eyes with him but didn’t really react either.
Both my boss and the Sag had very nice husbands…. So, it wasn’t cool.
Doxxing for no reason at all is so low. I think I would only see it as ok if the person was scamming people or doing black magic on people or doing terrible things where it was done to warn others.
Otherwise, I would lose total respect for the person doxxing, and would want nothing to do with them… they’d lose me as a fan.
I can appreciate that POV.
What if it had happened to you? What if you were the one who had their trust broken? What if the one who broke your trust just avoided you, acted like it never happened, and went on to do it to someone else?
Would you want to be told if the person you were invested in wasnt as invested in you, in return? And hadnt been for the past 3 years or possibly more?click to expand

Posted by ERROR429Posted by victoria-sakuraPosted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.
1) Depends on context. In theory, yes, cheaters should be called out. But sometimes in the cases of work environment, it may be better not to get involved.
2) It's never ok to release someone else's private information.
3) I'd never post screenshots of anything that's not exchanged in public settings. Having said that, if the emails and messages are really disgusting or crosses a line, it will get brought up in conversations.
4) Shitty behaviour should not be encouraged to continue.click to expand
What constitutes private details? Legally, its anything not publicly available, which social media and a person's public online presence isnt included in.. nothing would be uniquely identifying unless you were privy to the more information taht wont be given... but, the caveat would be searching said person's social media would pull this information in the process, along with other people of the same name..
This is still all hypothetical, of course.click to expand

Posted by ERROR429Posted by Mare-E-Sole
I just thought of another co- worrker…
She was a Cancer (f) and she was GA-GA for our star co-worker (Scorpio)… those two were INSEPARABLE and she was too obvious.
I’m not sure how far those two went, but it was so obvious something was happening.
She would stop everything for him.
She was married to a Taurus and she seemed bored with him. She also told me he would get depressions.
Do you believe you can tell when someone is cheating, or thinking about cheating on you by the energy they give off? Even if you dont know exactly what is happening at the time, but the "ah, ha, thats what it was" moment in hindsight?
Ive heard people can, and i know i pickup on energy fairly easily and can sense a lot of things.. most get revealed after the fact, wis is just frustrating, but.. it is what it is.click to expand



Posted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.


Posted by Bluemoon86Posted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.
No drama or any energy wasted, I would just look to get away from the cheater or to get them out of my life. No energy would go into that sort of person whatsoever. I have been cheated on and there are things I would do differently than I did in the past. You live and learn.click to expand

Posted by ERROR429Posted by Bluemoon86Posted by ERROR429
How do we feel about calling out cheaters? What if its a woman? We all love to dropkick men who cheat publicly, but what about a woman?
What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.
No drama or any energy wasted, I would just look to get away from the cheater or to get them out of my life. No energy would go into that sort of person whatsoever. I have been cheated on and there are things I would do differently than I did in the past. You live and learn.click to expand
Ok, I agree with "you live and learn" ive lived, and ive learned.... I want ther to learn too.. what lesson does she learn if she just does what she wants and there are no repercussions? Im 80% sure this isn't the first time shes done this shit. And there was ample opportunity to make it right to some degree... but the shame, I know its the shame, the fact that she would have to admit to that shitty behavior and atone for it, that keeps her wanting to avoid it.
Idk, I see two possible worlds:
1 world where she does this shit and has no consequences, doesnt have to sit with anything, and she can go on doing the same shit that im sure shes even doing now to some degree, because its a pattern.
Or another where the nail is in the door, she may hate me, but at least there may be enough disturbance to her patterns that it causes a shift in behavior..
But youre right, its my energy ill be expending, and while I feel bad for the sucker she found now, and would love to pry his eyes open to some shit i know he's had to have been confused over, I also believe in karma... I just happen to sometimes try help karma speed things up a little...click to expand
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What constitutes doxxing, in your eyes? What if there are many individuals with the same name?
How do we feel about posting email screenshots of your personal emails, but with another person?
How do we feel about holding someone accountable for shitty behavior, after being given every opportunity to own it?
This is all hypothetical, of course.. maybe.. probably not, though.