Have you ever cheated?Follow

I actually assumed Achileez is a girl (or at least plays one in the asylum). I don't know too many guys who have journals with locks on them, much less would actually write anything in one if they did. That and the whole "We weren't married" bit kinda makes talking about a "wife" questionable.

And not to bring any level of seriousness into the topic or anything, but I was also curious as to whether the OP was more bothered by the fact that she cheated, or the fact that she got caught? Just an interesting point to ponder...

You put your right hand in his mouth?

Left?

Now that's funny

Only once, but I really didn't have the answer to number 12.

Nope.

Ya know, I've never cheated on a SO. I just wouldn't. It'd be like giving up part of myself to do that.

On the other hand, I've been with a couple of women who were cheating to be with me. One ended because it just wound itself down. Once the thrill wore off, it was just run of the mill sex and that's not worth getting shot at for.

The other scared me off. I asked her why she was cheating on her hubby with me and she told me she wanted to divorce him and marry me. As if I'd marry a known cheater. Snakes in the head, I tell ya. Snakes in the head.

/agree

Cheating is the cowards way out. If you leave me for someone, you just lose me. If you take the cowards way out and cheat then you lose me, my respect, and possibly a kitchen appliance.

Never, though like TStevens I have been with women who were cheating on their boyfriends. And once with a women I didn't know was married.

Cheaters are generally stupid IMO. I spent 2 years working as a Private Investigator. I have seen many many cheaters. Word of advice if you're gunna buy your new mistress jewelry, don't use the card you share with your wife, especially if she pays the bills. Don't know why, but this is a common practice among cheaters. Guess they want to be caught.



[Merriam-Webster Online dictionary]Main Entry: de·prave
Pronunciation: di-'prAv
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): de·praved; de·prav·ing
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French depraver, from Latin depravare to pervert, from de- + pravus crooked, bad
1 archaic : to speak ill of : MALIGN
2 : to make bad : CORRUPT; especially : to corrupt morally[/quote]

Guess you meant:
[Merriam-Webster Online dictionary]Main Entry: de·prive
Pronunciation: di-'prIv
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): de·prived; de·priv·ing
Etymology: Middle English depriven, from Medieval Latin deprivare, from Latin de- + privare to deprive -- more at PRIVATE
1 obsolete : REMOVE
2 : to take something away from <deprived him of his professorship -- J. M. Phalen>
3 : to remove from office
4 : to withhold something from <deprived a citizen of her rights> [/quote]



So you are aware you are admitting to violating the Uniform Code of Military Conduct and can be Court Martial for this right? Not to mention a possible training accident when your fellow Marine's find out you been banging their wives.

Depends on how much you are willing to bet.





Just kidding babe, I love you.























Unless its alot, then kthanksbahbye.

Married nearly 15 years, neither of us is the cheating type, and after all this time, yes, I have contributed to her becoming very depraved. All the more reason neither of us is inclined to stray.

I cheated on Monopoly once. I feel so ashamed.