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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are plenty of families who do not check location. I never do. [/quote]

Okay, even aside from the family iPhone location monitoring, the mistress has your family and spouse’s life story at their fingertips.[/quote]
You’re assuming most cheaters tell their AP who they really are or that these are years long affairs. There is no reason to say who you really are and ONS are very common.[/quote]

Lots of people are jumping into bed and carrying on affairs with people with obviously fake names? I find that very hard to believe. Most affairs are happening with people you meet at or adjacent work, so it’s kind of hard to lie about who you are at that point. [/quote]

Especially when your (confirmed) career status is usually a foundation of your attractiveness. And if you have money, the other party is going to wonder how. And why you don’t exist on LinkedIn. It’s a bit unrealistic to think you can pretend to be a Langley spook or something. :roll: [/quote]

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