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Timon 06-04-2003 12:45 AM

So if you would be on a holiday by yourself on the other side of the world and you met Jenna Jameson on the elevator while you're going up to your hotel room at 2am, drunk, and she would start hitting on you, would you tell her to fuck off or suck you off?

Anthony 06-04-2003 12:45 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 3 2003, 08:44 PM
Why am I the only one who posted "I'd cheat if the right sitution presented itself."

Hypocrits!! Every man would cheat if the situation was right enough!!

No Timon. Not every man.

Timon 06-04-2003 12:47 AM

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Originally posted by Anthony@Jun 3 2003, 11:53 PM

No Timon. Not every man.

Maybe not every male but every MAN sure would!!

Anthony 06-04-2003 12:48 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 3 2003, 08:53 PM
So if you would be on a holiday by yourself on the other side of the world and you met Jenna Jameson on the elevator while you're going up to your hotel room at 2am, drunk, and she would start hitting on you, would you tell her to fuck off or suck you off?
Timon,

Depends if you were trading "Up" or "Down". =o)

My girl and I have gone through alot together, and frankly, she's pretty hot. Only an insecure individual would be willing to throw everything away for pussy that might or might not live up to the fantasy.

I won't even say what she said when she read my post. Something to do about being tighter and doing her excercises. =o)

Timon 06-04-2003 12:54 AM

No an insecure individual would be too scared to get caught ;-)

But I understand you can't speak freely with the misses peeking over your shoulder so I'll forgive your lameness for now ;-))

sarettah 06-04-2003 01:25 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 3 2003, 11:53 PM
So if you would be on a holiday by yourself on the other side of the world and you met Jenna Jameson on the elevator while you're going up to your hotel room at 2am, drunk, and she would start hitting on you, would you tell her to fuck off or suck you off?
Am I drunk, or is she drunk ? :yowsa:

Timon 06-04-2003 01:27 AM

Why would she need to be drunk to get arroused by a handsome stud like you.... YOU are the drunk one!

Anthony 06-04-2003 01:32 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 3 2003, 09:02 PM
No an insecure individual would be too scared to get caught ;-)

But I understand you can't speak freely with the misses peeking over your shoulder so I'll forgive your lameness for now ;-))

Even if she were not over my shoulder the answer would be the same.

Do you think they will revoke my membership to the secret Men club for this?

Timon 06-04-2003 01:37 AM

Not to worry, I believe they wouldn't have let you in in the first place ;-))

*KK* 06-04-2003 01:54 AM

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Originally posted by Dravyk@Jun 3 2003, 03:11 PM
Wondering how Brad would answer if he still did boards. :lol:
He'd have to look at his relationship calendar.

I did take cj's choice tho :)))))

Dianna Vesta 06-04-2003 07:06 AM

I can honestly say that I don't know very many men who wouldn't cheat if the right opportunity presented itself. He might be fighting like the dickens but he’ll at least unzip his pants and get his dick sucked OR beat off while she’s standing there. He’ll then justify that as NOT cheating because he didn’t fuck or kiss her. Lol

Timon 06-04-2003 07:20 AM

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Originally posted by Dianna Vesta@Jun 4 2003, 06:14 AM
He?ll then justify that as NOT cheating because he didn?t fuck or kiss her. Lol
Yep or justify it as NOT lying under oath ;-))

Almighty Colin 06-04-2003 07:33 AM

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JR 06-04-2003 07:51 AM

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Originally posted by Dianna Vesta@Jun 4 2003, 03:14 AM
I can honestly say that I don't know very many men who wouldn't cheat if the right opportunity presented itself. He might be fighting like the dickens but he’ll at least unzip his pants and get his dick sucked OR beat off while she’s standing there. He’ll then justify that as NOT cheating because he didn’t fuck or kiss her. Lol
Leave former US Presidents out of this!

sarettah 06-04-2003 10:24 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 4 2003, 12:35 AM
Why would she need to be drunk to get arroused by a handsome stud like you.... YOU are the drunk one!
Ahhh... there's the rub....

I have been known to do many many stupid things when really drunk...

That's why I rarely drink any more....

And as to the patronizing "handsome stud", you obviously haven't seen my pic anywhere..lolol....

It has taken me a long time to learn about actions and consequences...

But after 3 kids (1 set of 21 year old twins and an eleven year old daughter) I have learned that for every unzipping, for every letting my dick do the thinking for me, there are consequences to bear....

The action in this case would be breaking promises I have made.

The consequence in this case would be the possibility of hurting someone I love very much and possibly losing the best things I have ever had...

The consequences in this case far outweigh the momentary pleasure...

Would I be tempted, surely... I am male and all males are sluts down inside...

Would I succumb.... No.. Not even drunk.....

But as I say, a few years back, the answers would have been different...

Peaches 06-04-2003 11:01 AM

Wasn't it "Friends" that had the "list"? Each partner could write down a list of a handful of people that if they situation ever presented itself, you were allowed to follow through. :awinky:

True cheating is lying. And IMHO, lying to ANYONE is a show of a lack of respect for the person you're lying to.

And no, I've never cheated on a spouse or boyfriend, nor have a I ever been with anyone who was married. If they had a girlfriend...well, that I've done. :awinky:

sarettah 06-04-2003 11:30 AM

I was thinking about this thread as I drove into work this morning. The realization hit me that the way people think about these questions might reveal a bit about how they are in business matters also.

If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.

Anthony 06-04-2003 01:34 PM

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Originally posted by sarettah@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.
You hit the nail right on the head Sarettah.

Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.



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Winetalk.com 06-04-2003 01:40 PM

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Originally posted by Anthony+Jun 4 2003, 12:42 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Anthony @ Jun 4 2003, 12:42 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--sarettah@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.
You hit the nail right on the head Sarettah.

Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.[/b][/quote]
Anthony,
do you trust me?

I've been cheating on 'em all....

Nickatilynx 06-04-2003 01:47 PM

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I've been cheating on 'em all....

ahahahahahaha

And I have been faithful to them all....in my own fashion. ;-)))

Anthony 06-04-2003 02:45 PM

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Originally posted by Serge_Oprano+Jun 4 2003, 09:48 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Serge_Oprano @ Jun 4 2003, 09:48 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
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@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.


You hit the nail right on the head Sarettah.

Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.

Anthony,
do you trust me?

I've been cheating on 'em all....[/b][/quote]
Hahahaha, you are always honest up front. It's the say one thing, do another type that I'm talking about.

Winetalk.com 06-04-2003 03:01 PM

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Originally posted by Anthony+Jun 4 2003, 01:53 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Anthony @ Jun 4 2003, 01:53 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
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@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.


You hit the nail right on the head Sarettah.

Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.


Anthony,
do you trust me?

I've been cheating on 'em all....

Hahahaha, you are always honest up front. It's the say one thing, do another type that I'm talking about.[/b][/quote]
that's true,
I never lie, but...most of the times nobody wants to beleive me
;-)))

Dianna Vesta 06-04-2003 03:15 PM

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Originally posted by Serge_Oprano+Jun 4 2003, 02:09 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Serge_Oprano @ Jun 4 2003, 02:09 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
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Originally posted by -Anthony@Jun 4 2003, 01:53 PM
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Originally posted by -Serge_Oprano@Jun 4 2003, 09:48 AM
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Originally posted by -Anthony@Jun 4 2003, 12:42 PM
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@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.


You hit the nail right on the head Sarettah.

Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.


Anthony,
do you trust me?

I've been cheating on 'em all....


Hahahaha, you are always honest up front. It's the say one thing, do another type that I'm talking about.

that's true,
I never lie, but...most of the times nobody wants to beleive me
;-)))[/b][/quote]
It's your innocent face.

Torone 06-05-2003 10:17 AM

Cheating is breaking the rules of the relationship...it's that simple.

B1tch 06-05-2003 11:05 AM

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Originally posted by Torone@Jun 5 2003, 06:25 AM
Cheating is breaking the rules of the relationship...it's that simple.
I totally agree with you… but who makes the rules and why are the rules so easy to break? :huh:



Last edited by B1tch at Jun 5 2003, 07:13 AM

Menace 06-05-2003 11:34 AM

ahh cheating..

Thought about it.... Sure.

Fantasies about it... sure..

actually doing it... never.

I'd sooner leave than cheat - that goes for business and pleasure alike.

Ironhorse 06-05-2003 03:20 PM

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Originally posted by sarettah@Jun 3 2003, 08:09 PM
http://www.awrats.com/images/great_bed.jpg

:nyanya:

Ooh yucky. All that sun would drive me mad. Like sleeping in a tent. Although I understand some people worship the sun, you look like one of them.

My wife and I had the classic out-of-highschool mad love story. We had kids young: she was 20, I was 21 and tiny quarrels and bitchfights aside, after 13 years I can tell you it really takes some years before the strains of time affect ANY relationship.

I still love my wife and she still loves me but we are currently separated while we ponder our next moves. I remember some guy at one of our weddings ( it was so nice, we did it twice - on Halloween with a pumpkin aisle ), this total drunk that stumbled into our first wedding on the beach. In the only moment of clarity he said: "Grow together, not apart!"

The key I think is friendship, it helps if your mate is also your good or best friend, a confidant. Obviously by having secret relationships outside the main one, one in effect disables the friendship part which is directly linked to intimacy (I don't mean just fucking) and creates for the beautiful eco-system we call love and marriage :inlove:



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Peaches 06-05-2003 03:25 PM

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Originally posted by Ironhorse@Jun 5 2003, 03:28 PM
Ooh yucky. All that sun would drive me mad. Like sleeping in a tent. Although I understand some people worship the sun, you look like one of them.
MOST people don't sleep during the time of day that the sun is out. :awinky:

sarettah 06-05-2003 04:42 PM

:)

Actually, it came with the house ...lolol.....

But we love it, especially at night... Can watch the stars and the moon and storms coming in... Very cool at night...

It does get hot during the summer, but there is a big sliding door to the right of the bed that leads to a "martini deck" (Jen's term not mine) and that overlooks a 16X32 X 5ft inground pool.... So, there are many nights during the summer, when we can't sleep for one reason or another that we end up skinnydipping at 1 or 2 in the morning :)

Vick 06-05-2003 04:45 PM

I'll have more to say on this in a few weeks but.....

As animals men are not programmed to be monogamous (please remember I am saying as an animal, not as thinking, feeling human beings)

As animals men are naturally inclined to spread their seed as much as possible (look at mating rituals of higher primates)

On the other hand as an animal it benefits a woman to attract a man (a good man that is) to a monogamous relationship due to the benefits it brings (not that a women in today's society needs a man to provide those benefits) such as food and shelter while the female is the primary nurturer of the child

Remember we go back to hunters and gathers


As far as the original question
If you are lying and cheating or even having indiscretions ........ (this thought allows for those who have open relations as long as they remain open)
Why are you in a partnership to begin with?

Candice 06-05-2003 05:05 PM

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Originally posted by sarettah+Jun 3 2003, 04:35 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (sarettah @ Jun 3 2003, 04:35 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
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@Jun 3 2003, 07:29 PM
Jen and I have been married for 3 years coming up on June 17 :))

Neither of us had ever been married before (I am 47, Jen is 21+ :))

We originally met back in 1986 or 1987, went out for a while and then for various reasons, went our seperate ways....


I hope she's a lot "+" 21 or else you were dating her the first time when she was around 4 or 5. :awinky:

lolol peaches...

yes, but I can't say her age...

I can however say that I married an older woman :)

(not much older but a year or so older)


:)[/b][/quote]
age doesn't matter and if you're really "in love" with somebody, if he/she cheated you....still you can forgive her no matter what.......... :okthumb:

Peaches 06-05-2003 05:21 PM

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Originally posted by Vick@Jun 5 2003, 04:53 PM
As far as the original question
If you are lying and cheating or even having indiscretions ........ (this thought allows for those who have open relations as long as they remain open)
Why are you in a partnership to begin with?

Exactly. B)

cj 06-05-2003 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Timon@Jun 3 2003, 11:44 PM
Why am I the only one who posted "I'd cheat if the right sitution presented itself."

Hypocrits!! Every man would cheat if the situation was right enough!!

Timon, if i could pick 2 i would have joined you on that one ;-)))

most women would too ... but we generally have less free time :P

Almighty Colin 06-05-2003 09:48 PM

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Originally posted by Candice@Jun 5 2003, 04:13 PM
if you're really "in love" with somebody, if he/she cheated you....still you can forgive her no matter what.......... :okthumb:
:ph34r:

Almighty Colin 06-05-2003 09:49 PM

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Originally posted by cj@Jun 5 2003, 08:54 PM
most women would too ... but we generally have less free time :P
"Sex and the City", Friends, Soap Operas? What IS it? I have to know :-)

HoneyBlond 06-05-2003 10:33 PM

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As far as the original question
If you are lying and cheating or even having indiscretions ........
Why are you in a partnership to begin with?


Good Rhetoric Vic, :)

If you are not happy in a relationship get out !
Kind of simple really.

I believe in Karma and treating people as one would like/expect to be treated themselves.
I personally am monogamous and I expect my partner to be the same.
When single, I consider Married/Partnered Men are out of bounds.

In any relationship Trust & Respect play major roles, without them
it won't be much of a relationship.

:)

Raven 06-06-2003 10:29 AM

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Originally posted by sarettah@Jun 4 2003, 07:38 AM
I was thinking about this thread as I drove into work this morning. The realization hit me that the way people think about these questions might reveal a bit about how they are in business matters also.

If a person would break a promise to their wife/husband/significant other, which should be a very important promise, then what would stop them from breaking promises in business.

I agree with your statement...that the way someone treats their marriage relationships can often correlate with how one treats their business relationships.

To me, marriage is a contractual agreement. Regardless of what is agreed upon in said contract...it's binding. A contract is also a fluid agreement that can and does require updating and negotiation throughout the life of the partnership.

If both parties agree that sex outside the marriage is not cool, then neither partner should have sex outside the marriage. It seems pretty clear cut to me.

I see marriage as being a partnership between friends/lovers. Both sides bring something to the table...which includes honour, the potential for trust throughout the years.....loyalty....sexual gratification...emotional support and gratification and a whole lot of negotiation to ensure growth.

Anybody who thinks marriage is something that doesn't need a whole lot of care and investment is on the road to divorce and disenchantment.

Timon 06-06-2003 10:49 AM

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Originally posted by cj@Jun 5 2003, 08:54 PM

Timon, if i could pick 2 i would have joined you on that one ;-)))

most women would too ... but we generally have less free time :P

Your honesty is refreshing ;-)

Timon 06-06-2003 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Anthony@Jun 4 2003, 12:42 PM
Why should anyone trust who they do business with not to cheat them if they cheat on their mates?

Trust is important to any relationship. Business or Personal.

The less people you trust the longer you'll be in business.

Trust is economical suicide.

Winetalk.com 06-06-2003 11:01 AM

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Originally posted by Timon@Jun 6 2003, 10:01 AM

The less people you trust the longer you'll be in business.

Trust is economical suicide.

P E A R L !!!!!!!!!!!


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