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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Zero time stolen from anybody. The time for mistress comes from the time that would have been spent in a romantic relationship with wife. But the wife chose to be a room mate (not a partner), and that relationship no longer needs any time for romance. It is a direct swap of time/energy/attention/sex from wife to mistress, the kids are unaffected.[/quote] Stupid and selfish - no wonder your wife has no interest in having sex with you. Find out how much your kids care when this all blows up in your face. [/quote] [b]Selfish is pretending to want sex, marrying, lose interest, but expecting him to be celibate[/b]. Any kid who actually cares about their parents sex life and hears the whole story will thank their "cheating" father for saving the marriage for as long as he was able to. [b]The "blow up" event is not his cheating, it is her sexlessness[/b].[/quote] Quoted for truth[/quote] More than 800 grown children whose parents were unfaithful responded to Nogales’s online Parents Who Cheat survey. 88.4% felt angry toward the cheating parent. 62.5% felt ashamed or embarrassed. 80.2% felt that it influenced their attitudes toward love and relationships. 70.5% said their ability to trust others had been affected. 83% stated that they feel people regularly lie. 86% reported they still believe in monogamy. By and large, adult children of infidelity know, from experience, the extent to which a family suffers with a parent’s betrayal, and so do not want to follow in their unfaithful parent’s steps. A 2007 survey found 93% respondents rated faithfulness as the single most important component of a successful marriage.[/quote]
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