+1 yI'm getting married in July so not married yet but in a very settled relationship.
For along time whilst in the relationship I didn't find other men attractive but then we moved to his town were everyone is super good looking and friendly so it become hard not to get a little bit of a crush on certain people but it was only getting serious once and we both decided to distance ourselves from each other for the sake of both are relationships.
I think its okay to find another person attractive we are all human and have eyes as long as you don't act on it and stay loyal there shouldn't be a issue.
Obviously if my man was being a complete creep over a girl I'd have a issue but if it's innocent I might be jealous but it's something I'd have to get over and same goes for me.
I'm always 100000% honest with my partner and whenever we see someone fit well usually be like to each other "fucking hell she's/ he's fit"
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+1 ynot really married but i was in a long term relationship. i had a crush on a gut who is a look-alike of an actor in my country John Lloyd Cruz. he is seated in front of me at my review center. i cannot focus tbh because he really looks like JLC and he keep tirning around because his friend is seated beside me all the more i cannot focus. but then i feel like i'm committing a sin against my boyfriend at that time so i transfer at the very back on which i cannot see what's written on the chalkboard i have to but eyeglasses for it.
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+1 yIt’s natural to feel attracted to other people but it becomes a problem if you seriously are considering acting on it.
I always noticed other women suddenly became available at the worst possible time when I was in a long term relationship. Some very attractive too. This happens to men often because:
- We are usually more relaxed around other woman because we are already taken. We are actively looking to get someone else (most of the time)
- Many women (not all but too many in my opinion) find taken men more attractive. All because he is tested by another woman and “in demand”.
I know that strays from your question. But it’s not a serious deal if you feel attracted to other people just as long as you got the respect not to act on it.
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Just because you get a bit of paper , this does not stop you lusting after others , and wanting others all the time , and others wanting you , its no different whatever your circumstance , the easiest women to get sexually are married , as they are all bored shtless , so the pretense of the question is illusion complete and utter .
The answer is Yes , Yes and Yes..
Plus I just worked it out the other day , I have had sex with 11 married women ( when I was single , and considered " safe " , which I was ) , so never ever think that marriage changes a dam thing , thats fiction , especially after 10 years plus.
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+1 ySexual attraction doesn't stop happening just because of some other factor. So you already know my answer is yes.

My wife knows I will bang her when I find the chance 02 Reply- +1 y
Is that Greta Thunberg?
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@blueonblack22 I call dibs! Greta pussy gets my #Mefirst hashtag.
I did want to bang Karine Jean-Pierre, but she's getting fat and is starting to look like a lesbian.
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u +1 yWhile I was married, I have met a few girls who I would have pursued if I had been single. I did nothing to pursue them - not even "harmless" flirting - and did not dwell upon them.
10 Reply Yes a few times but I never acted on it , even though at times i wish I did , if I knew then on how my marriage was going to turn out lol
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@Peridot25 I think you seem to forgot not everyone is prefect and you can't always control your feelings and inner thoughts that doesn't make you a bad person just makes you human I think even you can agree with that and try not to judge others it's not healthy
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It makes you bad if you act on them but if your a, responsible person you should know better and have self control and not give in to them thoughts
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It's like the same as having a celebrity crush. My mum loves Hugh Jackman yet she's been married to my dad for over 30 years not like she's gonna hook up with Hugh Jackman on a random Thursday is it
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Thinking someone else is attractive or good looking isn’t cheating , if that was the case almost everyone on this planet would be considered a cheater lol I take relationships seriously, I treat a girl the same way I want to be treated in return , I commit to her the same way I want her to commit to me. I make her my top priority over everyone else in this world the same way I hope she does for me. Sadly that isn’t always the case , and when that isn’t the case , i consider myself wise enough to walk away and end it with her. I can admit I made mistakes when I was younger , but to me that was a learning experience to not do again , I suffered the consequences of my selfish actions and I been with girls’ that suffered the consequences of her actions. I think most people encounter bad seeds in their lives , and sometimes we are the bad seed , but eventually we find a good seed that wants the same things that we want. I cheated one time when I was younger and I felt horrible about it , but it was my answer to end it with her immediately, I don’t go back to someone I cheated on, to me that is the worst kind of cheating to do to anyone. How do you look your partner in the face and tell them you Love them even though you know you cheated on them? That to me is the biggest scum on this planet.
Feeling a crush while you’re married can be a real rollercoaster of emotions. It’s confusing, for starters. Here you are, committed to your spouse, and suddenly you find yourself attracted to someone else. This can bring on some guilt, as you might wonder if it says something about your happiness or satisfaction with your current relationship.
At the same time, there’s an undeniable excitement that comes with new affection or attraction. It’s natural to feel a bit energized by these feelings, even if they’re unexpected.
These feelings are pretty common and don’t have to be a red flag for your relationship. The key thing is how you handle these feelings—acknowledging them and dealing with them thoughtfully is important to keep your marriage strong and healthy.
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+1 yHuman nature to have passing attraction. It's chemical. But happy people don't process signals past the initial awareness. For me it's a hard no. Very happy here.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI would imagine this is common. Because you don't die when you marry and there may be temptation. But you do have responsibilities, do have a value system and priorities and hopefully remember why you married and where your long term interests and goals are. And stay on mission.
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+1 yYes. My best friend’s brother is my crush before I met my husband and her brother is still my crush now. Now I am married but also sleeping with my best friend’s brother.
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Typical woman
I'm not married but yuck, no, I don't think I will... Cause I'll cut off making any male friends, I have my priorities straight
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Because men and women can't just be platonic friends, right?
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@PreferNot2Say Not most of the time no, at least one of the two develops some type of crush, feelings or attraction. And I'm just not one to risk my partner feeling disrespected in some way
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We need a billion more women like you. Your husband hit the jackpot with you.
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Sorry, you stayed you aren't married.
Most people would have a crush whether they in a marriage or long term relationship a "crush" could range from someone you know from the day to day or a celebrity on tv, movies or music so I'd say it's only natural would you act on it 25% of people will, the rest won't act on it although some would still fantasize about acting on it.
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+1 yI'm sure it does happen. Most happily married people would never act on them though. They'd just have it as a crush and keep it as that.
00 ReplyCan’t relate to anyone who normalize this, too loyal af to even consider someone else once I’m with someone. That’s what commitment means.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yNot married yet but in a long term relationship. I personally can still find other people attractive but I don’t develop crushes anymore. My heart belongs to my man. Not sure if I can say the same about him tho lol
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+1 yi was never married but i would assume that the point of "loyalty" isn't to never have any feelings for anyone else. but to stay with your partner despite them.
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+1 yBeing married doesn’t make one immune to finding other people attractive.
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+1 yNope. Only way that could happen is if I spent enough time with a woman to develop an emotional connection. And I only spend time with my wife
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+1 yWe need a billion more women like you. Your husband hit the jackpot with you.
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+1 yNope and I doubt that's ever going to happen.
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+1 yI had a 6 year affair with my best friend of 25 years. Dumb bitch went ghost when I suggested I divorce my wife for her.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yBeing married doesn't mean I stop being attracted to other women, it just means I don't act on the attraction.
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. I’ve never been married and there’s no sense of having a crush once you’re married
00 ReplyDefinitely yes - Acted on it... definitely not !!!
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+1 yno, I'm focused on my partner
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+1 yI have wanted to take my share of women to bed but didn't.
00 ReplyNope. Kept both eyes on my guy.
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+1 yNope. That would be unwise to even consider!
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+1 yNo, not yet. Been married two years!
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. Crushes are for teenagers.
00 Reply707 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. Of course, but I don't pursue them.
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+1 yOh definitely jaja
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+1 yMany times 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇷🇺
00 Reply571 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. No, I'm not trash
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+1 yYes, crush is liking
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