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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s not mental illness, it’s libido and wanting sex and knowing how to get it and not getting caught. Period. That’s all it is.[/quote]

When you're living a double life. Willing to put yourself and family at risk with a stranger it means there's a mental problem afoot. Stable people know how to address problems, not create more.

Yes it's a form of mental wellness. Sorry cheaters - you are the problem.[/quote]

You don’t get to define what mental illness is just because you got cheated on. You got cheated on. So did I. Get over it.[/quote]

Sorry you're still having difficulty from being a cheater. Therapy might help.  Cheating affects the mental health of the cheater and their victim fyi. This has been well written about, and a good therapist could explain it to you as well.[/quote]

But cheaters don't always cheat with strangers. Cheaters cheat with friends, colleagues, exes. As well as strangers. I'd say most start as somebody known. [/quote]I doubt you have any clue what most cheaters do.  All APs were previously unknown to me.[/quote]

That's true. I don't know what most cheaters do. Nor do you. Some start with somebody unknown. Other start with somebody they know. My thought is most would start with somebody famiiar to them, your thought is somebody they didn't know before. I don't have statistics, do you?[/quote]

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