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Reply to "How can you cheat and not think about how it will affect your kids?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^^ Stop rationalizing and admit to yourself that cheating can (and when the cheater is exposed almost always does) affect the lives of the cheater’s kids. Accept your character flaw, and the fact that is how almost every single person in your life who knows about it now or eventually finds out about it will view it, most importantly your kids.[/quote] Stop acting like 2 adults having sex has ANY effect on their children. Most cases the so-called cheater isn't even cheating: their spouse lost interest in sex and the normal libido spouse is simply meeting that need elsewhere in order to keep the marriage together for the benefit of the kids. [/quote] This exactly.[/quote] Wrong. All the evidence shows that kids thrive much more in divorced homes on shuttle schedules and reduced finances where their parents are having ethical sex with new partners than when one spouse is cheating but keeping the family intact. Divorce is absolutely preferable for kids, just ask the kids of divorce and they will tell you how they were thrilled when their parents ethically announced the divorce so they could ethically take on new partners and not sneak around.[/quote]
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