Anonymous wrote:My husband travels for work a lot and I have tons of fantasies about having a fling while he is gone. Totally unrealistic because we have a five year old at home but I semi-obsess with it while he’s gone. We are fairly happily married with not terrible if boring sex life, and I am definitely not interested in divorce ( he is a really good dad). I don’t think I could actually cheat but I wonder how common, particularly for people who keep it secret and stay married, particularly women. FWIW, I am fairly certain he is faithful.
Anonymous wrote:All my of Latin male friends raised overseas have done it, including myself.
The one friend that has not admitted it was found visiting his stay at home female neighbor for breakfast and lunch while tele working. Hard to believe she didn’t share his omelette for breakfast.
Now, consensus among all of us guys is that it was a thing in our 30s and none of us is interested in doing it again. Too much drama and we ultimately truly love our families.
Also, We all have been caught by very smart wives...
Number one evidence has been wives setting up iMessage backups to read text messages. It all started with one friend being caught and the methodology used to bust him was shared too all friends. Once by one we went down like a Cold War spy network.
At this point none is us want the drama and are truly regretful of what we did.
If you weren't caught, would you have continued and not felt guilty, and are you able to stop cheating? I assume that once you get a taste for cheating, it stays with you (dormant sometimes but still can come back later).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our church, it’s pretty close to zero percent.
How about you give me $10 for every percent you are off by?
If you attend my church for a few weeks, you have a deal.
This has to be a church of 2 people.
Not to siderail this thread but why on earth do you think religious people are less likely to cheat? This is the group that is most vocal in support of Trump, the most philandering public figure of our time. And the people I know who are most vocal about going to church are the ones who use prostitutes and cheat on conventions.
I am in on this bet!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our church, it’s pretty close to zero percent.
How about you give me $10 for every percent you are off by?
If you attend my church for a few weeks, you have a deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our church, it’s pretty close to zero percent.
How about you give me $10 for every percent you are off by?
Anonymous wrote:All my of Latin male friends raised overseas have done it, including myself.
The one friend that has not admitted it was found visiting his stay at home female neighbor for breakfast and lunch while tele working. Hard to believe she didn’t share his omelette for breakfast.
Now, consensus among all of us guys is that it was a thing in our 30s and none of us is interested in doing it again. Too much drama and we ultimately truly love our families.
Also, We all have been caught by very smart wives...
Number one evidence has been wives setting up iMessage backups to read text messages. It all started with one friend being caught and the methodology used to bust him was shared too all friends. Once by one we went down like a Cold War spy network.
At this point none is us want the drama and are truly regretful of what we did.
Anonymous wrote:In our church, it’s pretty close to zero percent.
Anonymous wrote:I'm blowing your DH right now!
Anonymous wrote:Right, but the estimates produced by scientific surveys are a hell of a lot better than DCUM guesses.
Over time, they are also pretty good barometers of trends and between group differences.
Anonymous wrote:Realistically I would say at least 51% of married couples cheat.
The other 49% want to - but just don’t get lucky.