This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?
This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?
It depends on the relationship. In the relationship I have with my boyfriend? Yes (if it's sexual). Have I spoken with some people that don't consider having sex with other people? Yes. If it goes against the agreed rules of your relationship, it's cheating.
This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?
If either of my partners were hiding it from me then yes it would be cheating. Thankfully we have an understanding that we are allowed to have private relationships with others but we disclose that we ARE having a private relationship. Secrets we don't keep but privacy is allowed
It really depends. If you're having cybersex or relying on your e-buddy for emotional closeness and support without having cleared it with your partner, I think that's just as much cheating as if they were in the same room.
If you have opposite sex friends online that you have friendly conversations with, no.
I have friends whom I just have friendly convos with. If you're relying on your online friends for intimacy or such and you're hiding it from your partner, then yes, it is cheating.
It's all about intent. If your exchanging information (like we do here on the forum) - then no there is nothing untoward about it. But if you searching for emotional or sexual fulfillment - then yes I'd say I consider that cheating.
It really depends. If you're having cybersex or relying on your e-buddy for emotional closeness and support without having cleared it with your partner, I think that's just as much cheating as if they were in the same room.
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It really depends. If you're having cybersex or relying on your e-buddy for emotional closeness and support without having cleared it with your partner, I think that's just as much cheating as if they were in the same room.
If you have opposite sex friends online that you have friendly conversations with, no.
This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?
I think "Talking" is a loose term.
"Flirting" talking, yes. It's cheating.
"Friendship" talking, like "Dude let's play some Gears of War", no.
It really depends. If you're having cybersex or relying on your e-buddy for emotional closeness and support without having cleared it with your partner, I think that's just as much cheating as if they were in the same room.
If you have
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It really depends. If you're having cybersex or relying on your e-buddy for emotional closeness and support without having cleared it with your partner, I think that's just as much cheating as if they were in the same room.
If you have opposite sex friends online that you have friendly conversations with, no.
Hmm, know why I call my online and real friends "friends"?
Because I can rely on them for emotional closeness and support :o
It's not the same as with a partner, but still... I guess there is something you didn't precise?
This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?
This happens often and curious about what people think. If you found your spouse chatting online or e-mail other women/men would you consider that cheating if they were hiding it from you?