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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=cba]to all of the non-judgmental responses - thank you. and to those who did judge - when your marriage goes through tough times i hope you make better choices than i did[/quote] Uh, yeah. My marriage went thru some super-tough times, and I managed not to cheat. It's not that hard. I have kids. I didn't want to take a financial hit. I had a sexless marriage, and I still didn't cheat. Instead, I was honest about what I needed in the marriage and after 2.5 years of trying to work it out unsuccessfully, I ended it with dignity. Was it hard to divorce? Sure. But a whole heck of a lot easier than trying to resolve my problems by lying and cheating and losing my own self-respect. You cheaters always think that your problem is worse than anyone else's, that it's so painful you are justified in doing anything to relieve that pain. It's lame and narcissistic.[/quote] Cheating is no worse than being the rejecting partner in a sexless marriage. For the same reasons sexless people choose to remain married to somebody they reject sex with, a normal libido partner might want to stay married (like you said: kids, finances) while meeting his/her normal sexual needs outside the marriage. Your judgement is just unwarranted.[/quote]
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