Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm. I'm always amused by the virtue-signaling on DCUM. Live and let live, OP. You take what you want and you pay for it. I invite you to cogitate on the latter part of the sentence.
Taking morality out of it, getting so worked up because one time someone "did not want my overture" is a recipe for just never having a relationship. There is pretty much no one out there who will have to say no to sex sometimes. Tired, sick, busy, has to work early, etc. Even the most Barney Stinson type will say no sometimes. Getting enraged over that is nuts.

Anonymous wrote:Hmm. I'm always amused by the virtue-signaling on DCUM. Live and let live, OP. You take what you want and you pay for it. I invite you to cogitate on the latter part of the sentence.
Anonymous wrote:Puke.
"You didn't value me so I had to cheat on you" is the most pathological projection possible. If someone doesn't value you, want what you're offering, and/or give you what you need, LEAVE. Using "I didn't get my way" as an excuse to cheat isn't the logical flow there, it's a disordered way of thinking you're entitled to things you're not, and a pathological need for immediate gratification of your own wants, even at the expense of your integrity.
Absolutely pathetic behavior, regardless of the gender/genitals of the person indulging in it.