From listening to my friends vent about their man, to listening to love songs about heartbreak, to watching movies, to reading books... everything leads to LOVE. It seems that in this day and age the only thing that seems to matter/be on anyone's focus is love. How to find it, or how to keep it/save it; we can't get enough.
But what has been really interesting to me, is how people these days can justify their behavior. Our lines of what cheating is, is skewed from person to person. And as far as i'm concerned it is 100% immoral to cheat. So here are some things that I would consider cheating in a serious/committed relationship:
1. Sex
This one is quite obvious. If you engage in any sexual relations with another person that is cheating. It really doesn't matter whether 1 or 2 of the parties are under the influence of alcohol. Therefore, it really isn't a skew when this happens.
2. Kissing
Unless you kiss the other person on the cheek, any other form of kissing by the opposite sex is considered cheating. Lips to lips is a sensual action and should be restricted to family/lovers.
3. Touching
If you touch someone, or someone touches you inappropriately it is still cheating- even if you don't go all the way. It is surprising how many people think its "ok" to touch each other in ways that are over the top. Unless its a funny bum slap from your girlfriend, I don't believe it is ok.
4. Emotional cheating
This one is the worst. Having conversations with someone else, be it of sexual nature or simply talking about a future with someone else... this is definitely terrible. Instead of a "one-time" sexual encounter people can spend months just planning out their escape.
5. Dates disguised as "casual hanging out"
If a girl and guy go for a coffee as friends, there is nothing wrong with that. But a dinner at a nice place with drinks and laughs... may just be crossing the line. Unless he is your gay best friend there should be no reason that you're going out on dates.
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