Why do people like the idea of chasing taken people?

[Anonymous]

It's like their interest lights up, I've seen it happen to many people and people have told me stories and it seems to be a phenomenon that many people of both genders seem to be interested when they see interest.

[Vevv123]

Eww never. A married man staring at me alone disgusts me. They make my bloooood boils, I despise them so profoundly. Someone has to be so desperately desperate with no heart, no morals, no self respect, no shame. A combination of everything.

[Asker]

Yea probably, I've just noticed a pattern and many people have noticed it as well

[leahzrc]

Me too I also get angry about it

[Vevv123]

That’s always existed, they’re called homewreckers. People who get a thrill out of destroying what isn’t theirs because they’ve got nothing real of their own. They’re morally bankrupt.

[Vevv123]

@leahzrc yes, it’s anger, disgust. The audacity to think that I would look back too?

[Apulu_backagain]

... they do?

WHAT WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE 😭

[Asker]

Yea its definitely a thing but maybe a fetish of some sort since it's like their attraction lights up after they find out other people want you, it's such a strange thing to exist tbh

[Apulu_backagain]

It's like wanting to steal something used by someone else 😭

[Asker]

Yes in some ways that is another way to describe it 😂

[DrPepper12]

Forbidden

Ego

Thrill

Validation

Hope

Feedback

There's a million and one good reasons to do it from the perspective of the person doing it.

[exitseven]

I got hit on by two girls a few months after I got married. One of them was pretty hot too.

[Asker]

Yea see, wtf is that 😂

[leahzrc]

I dated a guy in a relationship only thing is he hid. it from me for 2 months. Not cool.

[Asker]

Wait what did he hide? That he liked someone else?

[Staximus]

Because they think they get a thrill from doing things that are "forbidden and exciting". They are just stupid and like drama in their lives.

[Anonymous]

Maybe it's more exciting for them.

[Asker]

Perhaps