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[quote=Anonymous][img][quote=Anonymous]NP. I work in a senior position for a very high profile company. Yes, some coworkers cheat, usually with other coworkers. I think that part is nuts; such an easy way to flush a lucrative career down the toilet.

As a guy in my early 40s, my opportunities are either more junior women (which feels icky due to the power imbalance), or peers at my own level. I have had a couple opportunities related to the later while on international business trips, but have always declined due to morals and loving my family.

I’ve also had a couple of crazy opportunities with extremely attractive local employees of companies we do business with, but always decline. I think senior American businessmen are probably an exciting diversion for some of these European women.

[b]I’m not particularly handsome,[/b] but am tall, successful, dress well, in good shape, kind, and intelligent. I’ve found that’s enough for opportunities to come to me (I never look for them).

I think for some of us, the same responsible personalities that led to business success also help us keep it in our pants.

That said, in a different life, or if it was socially acceptable, I would have absolutely loved to indulge in some of the opportunities. I feel this particularly acutely as I age and my sex life with my own wife declines from outstanding, to merely good, to average, to below-average. [/quote]

If it weren’t for the bolded, I’d be convinced you were my DH. That said, your last paragraph makes me happy that I’m not. [/quote]

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