
RiverLee
@RiverLee
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Posted by TerramineLightWell in that case.. I can understand the two people "love" eachother.. BUT why continue to keep me around if your in love with another person.. Instead of cheating just leave me alone and be with the other person...Posted by DeeLovesRed
To be honest... I couldn't forgive either one because in my eyes.. My spouse would always yearn for that other person.. Either emotionally or physically...
Okay but at the same time... how can you judge them for LOVING? That's absurd? You say you couldn't forgive them, for even so much as developing feelings. But that's your own selfish viewpoint. You just hate it because the person doesn't just love you and want you exclusively. It's wrong to cheat. But it's not wrong to have those feelings. If you can't see that it's something that is going to naturally happen all the time, and that the only thing you can really do about it is break up when those feelings form. Then that's your problem.
I won't hate somebody, for loving someone else that isn't me. That's kind of wrong and immature.click to expand



Posted by PalerioI don't consider only thinking about someone as emotional cheating, if the thoughts stay in your head that's fantasizing. I consider emotional cheating as sharing intimate conversation and forming an emotional attachment. I know a lot of affairs begin by sharing relationship problems with someone of the opposite sex and that person empathizing and commiserating. One thing leads to another and the person who is unhappy in the relationship starts thinking this other person is so understanding and the other party starts talking about how much better they would/could treat the person in the relationship....... and an affair is born.
Emotional cheating doesn't mean much, at the end of the day you haven't done anything except for thinking about someone else for a few hours.
Posted by RiverLeeI see... I like that you think fantasizing is still ok, personally I find it very healthy and it's also something we all do in order not to develop an obsession over the person we're with.Posted by PalerioI don't consider only thinking about someone as emotional cheating, if the thoughts stay in your head that's fantasizing. I consider emotional cheating as sharing intimate conversation and forming an emotional attachment. I know a lot of affairs begin by sharing relationship problems with someone of the opposite sex and that person empathizing and commiserating. One thing leads to another and the person who is unhappy in the relationship starts thinking this other person is so understanding and the other party starts talking about how much better they would/could treat the person in the relationship....... and an affair is born.
Emotional cheating doesn't mean much, at the end of the day you haven't done anything except for thinking about someone else for a few hours.
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Posted by PalerioYeah but it's still kinda wrong when you're talking and flirting with someone while still being with someone else.
Emotional cheating doesn't mean much, at the end of the day you haven't done anything except for thinking about someone else for a few hours.


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This reminded me of a time that I was cheated on. Of course it hurt but what really killed me was getting the phone bill and seeing the amount of text messages and phone calls they exchanged. It hurt worse to imagine them having lots of intimate conversations than it did to imagine them having sex.
Is there a difference, Do you think is one is worse than the other?
Could you forgive easier, a one night stand vs an intimate, emotional affair?
I also wonder if there is a difference between men vs women.... Are men more hurt by physical affairs & women more hurt by emotional affairs?