I believe you mean "rit of fealous jage"Would causing harm to another person in a jealous fit of rage really be the best way to deal with the situation?
I believe you mean "rit of fealous jage"Would causing harm to another person in a jealous fit of rage really be the best way to deal with the situation?
Computer says no
Well did your A ever explain why she hooked up with C? And did C ever explain why he didn't care about ruining your friendship by hooking up with A?
So much for being ambiguous. I was being coy, by friend, I meant me. I'm still reluctant to admit things on internet forums. Not that her ex would read these, but she may see these if I tell her about them (actually I have mentioned where I post, but not my user name). She'd get upset at me discussing personal stuff, so I won't.
Dude, chill! No-one like desperation.
I ain't desperate, just jealous and I'd knock the block off a cheating ho sooner than look at 'em.
No.do you consider it morally reprehensible to desire someone who is not single *and* act on these feelings?
The one who is cheating.who do you think is primarily to blame, if there *is* anyone to blame? The one who is cheating, or the other person who is a willing participant in such an affair?
Depends on the circumstances. Marriage & monogamy often don't have much to do with each other. People marry boring reliable folks & cheat with interesting, unreliable ones. That's just how it goes.what if this person (C) is fine with his/her "partner"(A) being unwilling to terminate his/her existing relationship (with B)? What does it say about those who are involved?*
Please be civil when discussing these questions or related issues which may come up
I read that as C being "scummy" where as B is merely going along with things.
I ask this because in my opinion, it is B who is in the wrong, and C to a lesser extent.
So, what would you personally do if you fell in love (and by that I imply a lot more that "I want to have some fun") with a person who wasn't single at the time, you didn't have any idea who the B guy is, never met him, and this person was clearly interested? Walk away?
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This is the good objective answer...I'd tell her it's either him or me. If she's interested in pursuing something with me, then I would need to know that B is no longer in the picture. If she's not willing to make that change, then she's more interested in B than me, and I'm not willing to fight with another guy. Then I'd just walk.
It's not worth the stress for me.
Winner said:So, what would you personally do if you fell in love (and by that I imply a lot more that "I want to have some fun") with a person who wasn't single at the time, you didn't have any idea who the B guy is, never met him, and this person was clearly interested? Walk away?
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Yes.What I mean is, have you ever been in a relationship (romantic, sexual) with someone who at that time wasn't single?
1) No
- do you consider it morally reprehensible to desire someone who is not single *and* act on these feelings?
- who do you think is primarily to blame, if there *is* anyone to blame? The one who is cheating, or the other person who is a willing participant in such an affair?
- what if this person (C) is fine with his/her "partner"(A) being unwilling to terminate his/her existing relationship (with B)? What does it say about those who are involved?*
A is supposed to be the girl who cheats (assuming C is a guy or gay girl) and B is the guy being cheated on. You guys are getting the letters mixed up.
Yes.
3) That they are sensible people who don't want to needlessly complicate their lives?