How bad is it to sleep with a married man?

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[Post New]08/12/2017 13:04
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Anonymous
It's perfectly fine and almost unavoidable at certain times of your life as long as you maintain the right outlook. A married man is just something to tide you over when you need sex and some companionship, like the last slice of bread and drying leaf of lettuce in your fridge - enough to kill hunger but not really a meal. It can never be a real relationship but can scratch an itch if nothing else is available for a time. Just don't be silly and get feelings involved.
[Post New]08/12/2017 13:48
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I'm not going to do it. I'm just so horny with no prospects in sight.


Try adult friend finder, co?

I slept with a married man for years. They had no children when it started, and then they had a child. He eventually left her for me. We are in love, and care deeply for eachother. I am pregnant with our first child together.
I would never do it again, or recommend it to someone else. It's a waste of time. I hate the way our relationship started. I've met his family, they seem to really like me. It all starts off innocently until feelings get involved.
Just my 2 cents


Are you kidding?

It isn't starting off innocently? It starts with you sleeping with a married man. Maybe someone can say it is a justifiable wrong (not that I agree), but in no way is it innocent.

Moreover, I presume he was once in love with and cared deeply about his first wife or he wouldn't have married her to begin with. He's already left a woman that he was in love with, cared deeply about, and had a child with. Whatever makes you think he won't do the same to you?
[Post New]08/12/2017 14:04
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's perfectly fine and almost unavoidable at certain times of your life as long as you maintain the right outlook. A married man is just something to tide you over when you need sex and some companionship, like the last slice of bread and drying leaf of lettuce in your fridge - enough to kill hunger but not really a meal. It can never be a real relationship but can scratch an itch if nothing else is available for a time. Just don't be silly and get feelings involved.


This is just as bizarre as the white supremists in Charlottesville.
[Post New]08/12/2017 14:14
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No kids. I'm looking for discreet sex, no relationship.


Cheating is wrong and extremely damaging to families. Don't contribute to someone cheating on their spouse.
[Post New]08/12/2017 14:51
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Anonymous
I sleep with married man every night. Seems to work out OK. I sleep with another married man about 1-2x per month. That works out OK, to.
[Post New]08/12/2017 15:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's bad but it's within the range of mistakes most people make. He is a big boy, go for it.

Just know that he is never leaving his wife for you. Never.


Op here. I don't want him to! Part of why I'm tempted to go down this route is because I don't even want the possibility of a relationship.


Then why not just have sex with me?
[Post New]08/13/2017 00:16
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Lucky20
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Anonymous wrote:For me it sucked, but after I divorced him I had some great sex!



Why was the sex better after divorce?
[Post New]08/13/2017 05:58
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Anonymous
Get a FWB! I'm sure if you put a profile on Tinder you can find one.

And then seek therapy. You probably had some trauma in your life if you feel like you don't want a relationship. Heal yourself.

Good luck.
[Post New]08/13/2017 07:14
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I'm not going to do it. I'm just so horny with no prospects in sight.


Try adult friend finder, co?

I slept with a married man for years. They had no children when it started, and then they had a child. He eventually left her for me. We are in love, and care deeply for eachother. I am pregnant with our first child together.
I would never do it again, or recommend it to someone else. It's a waste of time. I hate the way our relationship started. I've met his family, they seem to really like me. It all starts off innocently until feelings get involved.
Just my 2 cents


Are you kidding?

It isn't starting off innocently? It starts with you sleeping with a married man. Maybe someone can say it is a justifiable wrong (not that I agree), but in no way is it innocent.

Moreover, I presume he was once in love with and cared deeply about his first wife or he wouldn't have married her to begin with. He's already left a woman that he was in love with, cared deeply about, and had a child with. Whatever makes you think he won't do the same to you?


Quite frankly I feel like a lot of men get married because they're goaded into buying a ring and having a fancy wedding because the woman wants to start popping out kids. It's just the next logical step and it seems easier than leaving. I can think of a lot of couples where I certainly wouldn't classify it as "getting married because they're deeply in love." (Not PP by the way.)
[Post New]08/13/2017 08:03
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's perfectly fine and almost unavoidable at certain times of your life as long as you maintain the right outlook. A married man is just something to tide you over when you need sex and some companionship, like the last slice of bread and drying leaf of lettuce in your fridge - enough to kill hunger but not really a meal. It can never be a real relationship but can scratch an itch if nothing else is available for a time. Just don't be silly and get feelings involved.


Perfectly fine as long as you are amoral and devoid of feelings
[Post New]08/13/2017 10:43
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Anonymous
Get a FWB! I'm sure if you put a profile on Tinder you can find one.

And then seek therapy. You probably had some trauma in your life if you feel like you don't want a relationship. Heal yourself.


I agree she should not sleep with a married man. I don't agree that she had trauma if she feels like she doesn't want a relationship. I've been divorced fairly amicably for 5 years, and don't feel like I want another relationship. I'm incredibly busy with work, my kids, and my extended family (who live nearby). Plus a lot of my free time is spent volunteering for an organization that I care about, and playing a sport that I've been into for years. No trauma, but just don't want a romantic relationship right now. Too much going on, and don't feel I can fit it in, or want to.
[Post New]08/13/2017 10:47
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's perfectly fine and almost unavoidable at certain times of your life as long as you maintain the right outlook. A married man is just something to tide you over when you need sex and some companionship, like the last slice of bread and drying leaf of lettuce in your fridge - enough to kill hunger but not really a meal. It can never be a real relationship but can scratch an itch if nothing else is available for a time. Just don't be silly and get feelings involved.


This is just as bizarre as the white supremists in Charlottesville.


Aaah, NO!
[Post New]08/13/2017 10:52
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Anonymous
It can be very good if you pick the right married man
[Post New]08/13/2017 10:54
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's perfectly fine and almost unavoidable at certain times of your life as long as you maintain the right outlook. A married man is just something to tide you over when you need sex and some companionship, like the last slice of bread and drying leaf of lettuce in your fridge - enough to kill hunger but not really a meal. It can never be a real relationship but can scratch an itch if nothing else is available for a time. Just don't be silly and get feelings involved.


This is just as bizarre as the white supremists in Charlottesville.


Aaah, NO!


Yes. Hurting others is hurting others.

Wearing a hood and marching is the same to me as sleeping with a married man/woman.
[Post New]08/13/2017 10:56
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No kids. I'm looking for discreet sex, no relationship.


Cheating is wrong and extremely damaging to families. Don't contribute to someone cheating on their spouse.


^ this. While the husband /wife get past it (usually), it can have very long-lasting effects on children. Not only on the relationships with their parents but on how they see relationships altogether.
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