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Posted by serenidad
i’ve unfortunately done it once in my life but i think this sort of behavior is generally frowned upon and shouldn’t be normalized because it’s half-cheating if you really think about it. i’m just being real. not giving excuses cuz i’m all about owning up to things. we could try to rationalize it/try to justify it in our minds that the relationship/marriage was “already halfway over anyway” but it wasn’t officially over so we can’t gloss over that fact.
i think the noble thing to do would be to officially end the previous relationship before jumping into the new one.







Posted by CancerOnTheCuspPosted by serenidad
i’ve unfortunately done it once in my life but i think this sort of behavior is generally frowned upon and shouldn’t be normalized because it’s half-cheating if you really think about it. i’m just being real. not giving excuses cuz i’m all about owning up to things. we could try to rationalize it/try to justify it in our minds that the relationship/marriage was “already halfway over anyway” but it wasn’t officially over so we can’t gloss over that fact.
i think the noble thing to do would be to officially end the previous relationship before jumping into the new one.
That's the way I see it as well--end the current relationship before starting the new one.
I've never actually engaged in the behavior of the OP myself. Been a victim of it, though.click to expand

Posted by virgoOPPP
people just making up more words for cheating

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First, the definition:
"Monkey branching occurs when someone in a committed relationship begins to cultivate romantic or emotional connections with other potential partners while still maintaining their current relationship. The term stems from the image of a monkey swinging from branch to branch, never letting go of one branch before having a firm grip on the next—helping ensure they never fall."
Source: https://lifestance.com/blog/monkey-branching/
Questions:
1. If you have engaged in this behavior, why?
2. How many times?
3. Do you feel guilt? Explanation of yes or no appreciated.
4. And since this is an astro site, Sun/Venus if you care to share.