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    at what point can you seek sexual gratification outside.

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    I've moved your thread to lounge, as it's not a question you would ask your Doctor Which is what the sex forum is for.

    But, are you suggesting when in a relationship?

    My take on that, is never. If you are not happy in your current relationship and can't fix it, you walk before you play around....

    Why cause pain on the other person by cheating? Walking is enough pain as it is... but at least it's moralistic...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHANDLERS WISH View Post
    But, are you suggesting when in a relationship?

    My take on that, is never. If you are not happy in your current relationship and can't fix it, you walk before you play around....

    Why cause pain on the other person by cheating? Walking is enough pain as it is... but at least it's moralistic...

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    Oh my gosh - exactly! Never!

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    Not clear that walking causes less pain than cheating - it depends on the situation. While I won't cheat for reasons of my own, I would not view negatively someone who did under the following conditions:
    1. Their partner is consistently denying them sex and this denial is not do to a physical condition of some sort.
    2. Their partner isn't suffering from some short term mental stress / trauma.
    3. They have made every reasonable effort to do what their partner wants in life and in bed.
    4. They have tried to talk to their partner, and have been ignored, or their partner refuses to seek counseling or any other source of change.

    Other than that - I also realize that people are human and make mistakes. I wouldn't consider it OK, but would forgive a one-time transgression. (including in my spouse).

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