Do you think that the obligation to be faithful continues until the day a couple gets divorced? (Page 2)

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My opinion: faithfulness is not a legal obligation that you have because you are married. It's a moral obligation because you promised your partner that you would be exclusive. So the obligation begins as soon as you make that promise (and not just when you ar eventually married,) and it ends - even if you are married - when your partner no longer has any reason to expect that you will still honor that promise. For me, that occurs when you separate and are living in separate residences, unless you specifically agree to remain faithful during the separation.  What do YOU think?

gabby100 · Answer

Being unfaithful, that is the end. Whether you stay together is what you do after...

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

I feel that partners should be faithful to each other

Massageman · Answer

I pick G - at least then the affair is a legit one.

Likes2drive · Answer

I voted D , she was already cheating during the marriage

Shamalien · Answer

I don’t think “taking a break” is a good idea for a relationship you value and wish to continue.

Anonymous · Answer

When you both agree to a divorce. "Taking a break" is just an excuse to cheat

kattman · Answer

Because, there is virtually no way that one person cam be everything that the other partner will ever want / need in a relationship

Cubus · Answer

Faithfullness is lex imperfecta.

Emilyis · Answer

not everyone gets a divorce.

Avicenna · Answer

Not after separation

Anonymous · Answer

People should be faithful, but that is unrealistic.

TonyMetal___86 · Answer

Voted g

flirtatiousgirl · Answer

Of course yes

JesseJayNeak · Answer

G. For life

TX651 · Answer

No..

Do you think that the obligation to be faithful continues until the day a couple gets divorced? (Page 2)

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