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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Churches have counseling groups so this might not be a bad way to go for more support.  Another marriage problem facilitated by Facebook......where the past never completely goes away.[/quote]

Yup. Facebook has already broken up 4 of my friends marriages. In all four cases, the wives left them to be with ex-high school or college boyfriends.[/quote]

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Same here. We had plenty of mutual friends who broke up because of Facebook. The funny thing is that she and I used to talk about that very thing and had a "no exes" policy when it came to FB friends. It was her idea, not mine. Apparently she went back on it a long time ago because she's friends with all of them now. [/quote]

Facebook does not create cheaters, it facilitates cheating.  You are a click sway from contacting someone for which you had feelings.  When in the course of history has a tool like that been out there that has this ability?[/quote]

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I agree completely with you. I wasn't saying that Facebook caused it, rather it played a role in the destruction of my friends' (and now my) marriages. I once heard that locks do nothing to deter thieves, but they keep honest people honest. That was my approach to Facebook. Making friends and catching up with exes introduces temptation unnecessarily. But in the end a dog will still be a dog. [/quote]

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