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Due to a recent discussion I have changed my closed-minded view on this subject. It is not cheating.
When you find your sexual fulfillment from someone other than your SO, it’s cheating. The random fantasy is fine, and probably unavoidable. It crosses the line when you engage someone outside your relationship to get yourself off.
Its not cheating if your partner approves is it?
To me, that would be impossible to answer those questions. A lot of the definition of whether those behaviors would be considered cheating would have to be determined by any agreement or understanding of behavior between you and your spouse.
It's funny how I've changed my mind about this over the past 6 months. My thinking on this used to be that anything you're hiding from a spouse that is as intimate as cybersex/camming can be, is likely cheating. And perhaps I still believe that a little.
However, what really is the harm? Sexual gratification outside the marriage without having actual intercourse - isn't that the same as watching porn? What's the difference - a connection with a specific person as opposed to an actor in a pre-recorded video? If there aren't feelings/emotions involved between the two parties, and it's all purely for sexual pleasure, how different is it in principle than masturbating by yourself with any other visual/audio/erotica aid?
If you're doing without your partners knowledge and approval, IMO it is cheating.
However... as I've learned in my time on this board, there are grey areas and not everyones situation is the same. I try not to be judgemental...
Let me ask you this, as a female. I'm not judging in any way cause lord knows I am no saint..
Have you as a woman, done any of those you mentioned with no feelings? I myself can not get naked on a cam, phone sex etc with someone whom I do not have some level of comfort with, which means I trust them, which also means I've opened myself up to them in some way.
Just curious... cause if you have.. Can you teach me how you do it.
First, I guess the cybersex part.. if it could just as easily lead to real sex. That could depend on many things, Distance from one another being a big one, where you draw the line, being another, and which need you are fulfilling. I personally do not believe in partaking in these just cause you need an orgasm. if that's the case, you wouldn't really need a living, breathing person on the other end, you could just use porn or stories, or something mechanical. For me, it's mental too. The tease of passion/lust/want/desire. Those are all emotions.That's an interesting take on it.
As a man I would have to say that no, I've never done any of those things mentioned - or more - without feelings for the person involved and couldn't without some level of comfort with them, trusting them, and opening myself up to them.
But, at the same time, if I could indulge in cybersex with them then I see no reason why I wouldn't want to indulge in RL sex with them. If I had a spouse I would regard the one as cheating no less or no more than the other, if I regarded either as cheating at all.
Fortunately, I don't have a spouse so the question is academic but, for what it's worth, I don't believe that one person can ever be everything that another person needs in life, so a lifestyle that allows a certain amount of freedom to both participants in a relationship is essential. If you were bi, for example, would the fact that you were in a straight relationship mean that you should suppress that whole aspect of your nature?