posted August 04, 2000 07:29 PM            

PEACE ROMEO

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"pain is something the average person avoids"
"pain is something we elite seek out and thrive on"

posted August 04, 2000 07:39 PM            

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"The race is long... and in the end, it's only with yourself."

"The greatest risk is not taking one."

posted August 04, 2000 07:58 PM            

thats like:
what do you think of men you rape boys?

or

posted August 05, 2000 10:00 PM            

He hasn't come back yet, so I don't know. But sugarfree icepops and tofutti pops - sounds gross but they are a treat while I can still have them!

posted August 07, 2000 09:30 AM         

people who cheat on their s.o. = garbage wrapped in skin

maybe that's a bit harsh, but i think you get an idea about how i feel on the matter.

posted August 07, 2000 06:27 PM            

Whether I have ever cheated on my husband or not is irrelevant. What is relevant, however, is the prevalence of the "I'll kill the bitch dead first and ask questions later!" attitude. I can not believe that there are THAT MANY of you who do not realize that when a wife (or husband for that matter) cheats on her spouse it is so much more complicated than - she was bored and had nothing better to do. In those particular cases, however, I'd like to know how smart the guy who married her was to begin with!

I have never promised my husband that I would never cheat on him - I have, however, promised that BEFORE I would go outside the confines of our relationship REGARDLESS of the circumstances I would try to resolve whatever problems we were having TOGETHER!

I am not "pro-infidelity" - quite the contrary. I just get REALLY PISSED OFF by the notion that a man is genetically predisposed to be incapable of keeping his pants zipped while a woman should be horse-whipped, drawn and quartered and then burned at the stake if she even LOOKED in another man's direction.

I also do not believe that infidelity alone is a reason to end a marriage.

Has my husband ever been unfaithful to me (there are such things, I believe, as emotional infidelity)? I can say with a great deal of certainty, "No."

Now the one million dollar question, Have I ever been unfaithful to my husband? Like I have said before I do not believe this bears any relevance, however, if it will make some feel better to know.........................

posted August 07, 2000 06:55 PM            

well this again proves my theory that all good women are taken...

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"The race is long... and in the end, it's only with yourself."

"The greatest risk is not taking one."

posted August 07, 2000 07:25 PM            

It makes me happy to hear when someone is faithfull - Its getting rarer and rarer by the day it seems huh? and look at me, I am a hypocrite reguarding this topic - well any way good for you bikinimom!

posted August 07, 2000 09:38 PM            

Try to catch her in the act, and kill her. No jury will convict. You'll get probation.

Cheaters are scum - married cheaters don't deserve the air I breathe.

(Pizza, swingers make a conscious choice. Cheaters don't. Call off the dogs.)

Matt

posted August 07, 2000 10:01 PM            

Just my .02cents from my legal experience -- definitely not legal advice though.

I know I wouldn't want to catch my significant other in the "act." I'd rather just find out about it some other way and leave it at that. I mean, it'd really break my heart to walk in the bedroom and see my significant other doing the serious bump 'n grind with some other dude! Just thinking about this shit pisses me off...