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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go into it with assumption that the betrayed spouse will in fact destroy your life and haunt you for the rest of it.  Tell everyone that knows you.

If you are willing to take that risk and the risk your spouse will divorce you when he/she tells them, then by all means play ball.

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[b]You seriously overestimate how much people care.[/b]  Adultery is common.  A betrayed spouse has very little power to "destroy your life" simply because the number of people who'd care is very, very small.  Like her parents+sister small.  Seriously. Nobody cares.  A betrayed spouse who tells "everyone that knows you" makes herself look pathetic and small.  You have no idea how little people care. I mean he can get divorced today, remarry tomorrow and five years from now no one will remember.  Get some perspective. I say this as a wronged spouse.[/quote]

You are wrong.  Most people care.  Like, the American people would never elect a man who cheated on his wife because they care too much, especially the conservatives.  Just like how when Bill Clinton was caught, his approval ratings went down and he was thrown out of office his second term.  And you never hear people chanting "tiger" anymore on the golf course, since he was shunned since the cheating.

Thus the bill to remove MLK Day from our national holiday line-up, since he was a notorious philanderer.  [/quote]

You must be joking! Conservatives would never elect a man who cheated on his wife? They did! And they're about to do it again!

Bill Clinton retained his popularity, btw.[/quote]

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