Infidelity Support Group
Any relationship in which one partner engages willfully in sexual relations with another outside of the partnership is considered to have experienced infidelity. This breach of trust is often traumatizing for the faithful partner as well as the relationship, and support is often needed to heal emotionally and to decide whether or not the relationship should continue after...
My BIL calls it the devil. LOL
It's just like anything else---it's abusiable---so people will and do :(
I have a FB and I enjoy it but my H and I share it. He can go on it anytime and see everything. I have NOTHING to hide.
No, FB isn't the devil, but he lurks there waiting for the weak, those who lack moral character, and draws them in. Same with all the other networking, porn sites, Craigslist, etc. How many people do you think would have chosen not to cheat if it wasn't so 'easy' to hookup without ever even revealing your true identity?
It's just incredibly sad that our culture increasingly promotes infidelity. SAD.
I love my FB. I communicate with all my family out of the state. I hate my H FB. He won't delete it. I know that he used it to communicate with OW. I don't have any guy friends on my page, mostly family.
TV has me so turned off now too. So many of the shows that are on now have people that have had so many different partners. It makes it seem like its ok to change partners every week. I don't get it. Guess I'm in a mood today.
One thing that is certain-if facebok didn't exist it never would have happened..
I don't get it. You text a total stanger for a while and then decide to hookup with them when you know NOTHING ABOUT THEM. What the hell is wrong with these people?
Well, she sees this 10th grade boyfriend and he looks all cleaned up, with a wife & kid and does't look like the asshole that he was 27 years ago. They communicate and create an intimacy along with stiring up those hurt emotions from 27 years ago. One thing leads to another........ Had she not seen him on FB, it would have remained on the shelf of forgotten memories. Reports are now suggesting that 1 of 5 divorces are sighting FB as a compelling reason for the split!
Let's be honest with eachother. I would bet there isn't a single person on this site, loyals or unloyals, who can admit NOT looking up an ex or an unrealized ex. Facebook is a dating site for married people that has become the norm and excepted way to live. It has become ok to look-up an ex and to flirt with them because both spouses are doing it and enjoying it. It's when one heads down the "slippery slope" that the shit hits the fan! If I was King (or God), I would make it illegal for married people to be on FB. It's like an internet swingers club!