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    Lacey5765 Posts: 157, Reputation: 50
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    Jun 10, 2007, 05:04 PM
    You are right Shattered. I don't think the cheaters understand that they are not hurting others but themselves also. THey will never have a truly trusting relationship. How can they? IF they can't trust themselves. I have been married for 22 years and although most have been great they were not always great. But never have I considered having an affair. I guess there could have been opportunities, I worked with many men, but I never considered it an option. I never put myself "at risk" of that happening. I think our society has become so selfish and often don't consider what harm our actions will do to others only the thrill it brings to us. I do feel sorry for those who don't have that security either because they chose to ruin for themselves or someone took it from them.
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    startover22 Posts: 2,758, Reputation: 363
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    Jun 28, 2007, 08:53 PM
    I agree, putting yourself at risk can be dangerous and life changing. I don't think any of us should consider cheating an option. I very happy to have the security of a loving, honest husband. I am glad he can count on me as well. I love and respect my family enough to care about it's well being. Happy living to all of you!

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