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Fatal Attraction |
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I think kissing and more is cheating! However, feelings and intent can be worse than that. Everyone likes to flirt as it makes them feel good and excited; feelings which often disappear when in a relationship. The problem is flirting can often lead to attraction, lust, and desire and this usually ends up with physical cheating. People always say it is just harmless flirting but it is a very dangerous animal to play with! With the risks involved I think it could be fair to say that texting and flirting are also classed as cheating, which would also mean none of us are faithful!
Chris, 25, Leicester
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Out in the open |
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If you have said that you are exclusive, then anything from a kiss or more is cheating. If you are the single one and there is someone in a relationship that strays, that is their responsibility as they know what they are getting themselves into and they obviously just want to have their cake and eat it. I was once in an open relationship and we had rules, which did work, but it was so complicated that I never ended up playing away anyway.
Corin, 23, Islington |
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Play it safe |
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Everything is cheating. Everything that involves physical contact that is. There are no rules as I see it. It's absurd to think that if you're in another country that's ok, or snogging isn't cheating.
Arthur, 27, Essex |
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Cruel Intentions |
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I think that cheating is interacting with anyone with the intention for the relationship to progress. This can include flirting even without any physical contact. When it comes to stag parties/strippers I do not class this as cheating as it is usually someone else who has organized this on your behalf and is therefore out of your control. I think that people are able to flirt without the intention for things to progress further though as it's just a bit of fun.
Gill, 25, Leicester
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