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Posted by Stilez on Feb-11-2003 19:16:

On-line cheating ...???

Just wanted to know all of your opinions on on-line cheating.

What is your definition of on-line cheating??
I'm curious to know... and see if I share the same point of view as some of you... or if I'm insane!!!

I beleive that any action (this includes words)... that induces.. or stimulates a response from the opposite sex to retort in a seductive..or propositional way... is considered cheating.

I know that we all know what's right from wrong... and if it feels wrong... it probably is. That's because your conscience is letting u know that u're going against what u believe is right and wrong.

Just my take...

What's yours??


Posted by Prototrance on Feb-11-2003 19:21:

If no physical contact occurs then I dont think it is cheating - I think what you are describing is more online flirting.


Posted by kirbtastic on Feb-11-2003 19:22:

Re: On-line cheating ...???

quote:
Originally posted by Stylez
Just wanted to know all of your opinions on on-line cheating.

What is your definition of on-line cheating??
I'm curious to know... and see if I share the same point of view as some of you... or if I'm insane!!!

I beleive that any action (this includes words)... that induces.. or stimulates a response from the opposite sex to retort in a seductive..or propositional way... is considered cheating.

I know that we all know what's right from wrong... and if it feels wrong... it probably is. That's because your conscience is letting u know that u're going against what u believe is right and wrong.

Just my take...

What's yours??


wow u r stiff...i think its ok to flirt with online people and strippers as long as nothing physical happens and you go home to the person u r with. i would go to strip clubs all the time with my friends..i would always tell my girlfriend though...sometimes she came with us..she even bought me a lap dance..but i would nevre get a lap dance when i went by myself.

i guess what im saying is as long as you are honest about your flirting its ok.


Posted by Stilez on Feb-11-2003 19:30:

interesting....
but when does flirting cross the line??

So far..only 2 responses.. and they're from the male perspective. I'd like to hear what some of the females have to say on this subject. Also, do either of you have gf's?? and if so... u're telling me that u wouldn't mine if I spoke to them on-line and flirted/or/hit on them??

Not that I'm suggesting I do that... just clarifying.


Posted by JohnSmith on Feb-11-2003 19:41:

A very interesting question.

I used to believe it was OK to flirt online, as long as you didn't have physical contact. However, i have since changed my mind.

I am in a committed relationship, and will be married to my fiance in a few months. we have been together for 8 years.

A year or so ago, i started an online relationship with a girl i met in school. We flirted with each other, on an increasing basis for several months. it was nothing major, not cybersex or anything, but it was an emotional relationship. i began to care about her, and her about me. I was starting to sense that i would have to break things off after I realized that i looked forward to talking to her. then she sent me an email saying she had always wanted me, and asked me to dump my girlfriend for her.

I then told her to get out of my life. It was unfortunate, because i did care about her as a friend, but she ruined that friendship.

There was no physical contact, but this SEVERLY damaged my relationship. I told my girlfriend all about it, how we had talked, and how i had shot her down. however, even the suggestion that i had flirted with another girl really hurt my girlfriend. to this day, if she hears that name, she feels hurt. and she doesn't trust me either, i have made a deep wound in my relationship, and for that i am truly sorry.

flirting is not cheating, there is a difference, but flirting is far from harmless. if you let it go to far, the person you are flirting with can replace in your heart the person you are with, and then, your relationship will surely fail. I was barely able to save mine, and i hope my post may convince other people to stop and think for a minute, about what they want, and what the consequences of their actions may be.


Posted by bassaholix on Feb-11-2003 19:43:

Hello!

This is difficult to pin it to the point, you just have to know that flirting is ok, as long as you don't overstep that line that shouldn't be crossed..

And if you do.. prepare yourself for a *cyber slap* lol


Posted by kirbtastic on Feb-11-2003 20:03:

quote:
Originally posted by JohnSmith
A very interesting question.

I used to believe it was OK to flirt online, as long as you didn't have physical contact. However, i have since changed my mind.

I am in a committed relationship, and will be married to my fiance in a few months. we have been together for 8 years.

A year or so ago, i started an online relationship with a girl i met in school. We flirted with each other, on an increasing basis for several months. it was nothing major, not cybersex or anything, but it was an emotional relationship. i began to care about her, and her about me. I was starting to sense that i would have to break things off after I realized that i looked forward to talking to her. then she sent me an email saying she had always wanted me, and asked me to dump my girlfriend for her.

I then told her to get out of my life. It was unfortunate, because i did care about her as a friend, but she ruined that friendship.

There was no physical contact, but this SEVERLY damaged my relationship. I told my girlfriend all about it, how we had talked, and how i had shot her down. however, even the suggestion that i had flirted with another girl really hurt my girlfriend. to this day, if she hears that name, she feels hurt. and she doesn't trust me either, i have made a deep wound in my relationship, and for that i am truly sorry.

flirting is not cheating, there is a difference, but flirting is far from harmless. if you let it go to far, the person you are flirting with can replace in your heart the person you are with, and then, your relationship will surely fail. I was barely able to save mine, and i hope my post may convince other people to stop and think for a minute, about what they want, and what the consequences of their actions may be.


that is not flirting..that is cheating. u let feeling get involved and also did it behing your girlfriends back. ive been flirting with a girl online for 2 years..she lives in Pennsylvania..we have a good time talking..but when i lay in bed at night i never think about her or ever thought about breaking up with someone for her.


Posted by irish_4_you on Feb-11-2003 20:04:

It all depends. Some people flirty for fun. If its all for fun, then its ok cause its meaningless. If it means anything to the person flirting, then its excessive. Any flirting with substance is more than flirting for fun.

Irish


Posted by JohnSmith on Feb-11-2003 20:40:

quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
that is not flirting..that is cheating.


well, i wouldn't call it cheating. I consider cheating to be kissing, touching, f*cking. i think those are certainly WORSE than having a few thoughts about a person or getting a goofy smile when the complement you.

however, it is a matter of semantics only. What i did was bad, and i will never do it again, no matter what you call it.


Posted by Arbiter on Feb-11-2003 20:55:

A relationship that can be damaged by words alone probably isn't one worth maintaining, if you ask me. But what's really important is to make sure you and your partner understand each others expectations for behavior. Personally, I don't think I'd ever be happy in a relationship with a woman who thought she was justified in telling me what kind of internet correspondances I ought to be keeping. It shows a lack of trust, and to me, if a woman doesn't trust me, she doesn't respect me. I don't think that's the basis for a healthy relationship.

Perhaps I have a very liberal perspective on the way relationships ought to be, but I think the notion that partners in a long term relationship should have to sacrifice freedom in order to be together is outdated in this day and age. I think that through communication, understanding, and openness, we can achieve healthy long term relationships where these kind of strict controls are not necessary.

If my girlfriend wanted to flirt with other guys online, I wouldn't have a problem with it, provided that she wasn't going out of her way to hide it from me, and I know she would provide me with the same degree of trust and freedom that I allow her. We are secure enough with ourselves and with each other that we don't feel threatened by that sort of activity. I think that is an essential component of a good relationship, and I think that if it's lacking, it is a sign of more profound underlying problems.

Regards,

Arbiter


Posted by FastFashion on Feb-11-2003 21:21:

quote:
Originally posted by irish_4_you

It all depends. Some people flirty for fun. If its all for fun, then its ok cause its meaningless.

Any flirting with substance is more than flirting for fun.

Irish


I agree. When you commit yourself in a mature and committed relationship, RESPECT is a major factor. I think that people have the right of privacy, but once that privacy goes over the lines of respect and gets in between, it will eventually lead to serious confrontational issues.
I mean put yourself in the other persons shoes and see how you would feel.
That's just how I see it.

Keep it real.


Posted by Spyder on Feb-11-2003 21:35:

in my honest opion i think the only way u can cheat online is by the two ppl having true and intamet conversations

so for example.. Bill and Jill are going out..(in person) Jill starts talking with Fred (online) and they start getting to know each other and start likeing each other.. and begin to get in the mood of being with each other..
If BOTH (and i emphazise on the both) TRUELY MADLY DEEPLY think that they can doo somthing with each other and want too then yes i say THAT is online Cheating.. So Jill is cheating on Bill with Fred..

I say any sort of CYBER sex is considered online cheating..

now lest say Bill and Jill are going out.. and Jill starts talking with Fred and they begin to know each other and begin saying.. stuff like "/me huggles Fred tightly" only as a friendly/joking sorta away.. then it's fine.. it's not ONline cheating..
So any Asss kissing or jokingly snogging .. i dont see that as being a Defenition of Online Cheating..


becuase Friends are friends and its fun to joke around with them online.. but when it's in person it wont happen..

on the other hand if stuff like snoging fluggles cuddles.. or wotever.. are preformed in and outside of the Net.. then ya.. it's Cheating..

Now dating online.. is another matter.. which i dont have the brain power to go into deatil with it.. at this moment.. i will get back too it.. EVENtualy..



Posted by elena on Feb-11-2003 22:05:

Online is strictly online.
I don't even see why you'd call something online flirting.
You're so limited to the keyboard and fiber optics that through inet one can't truly get to know someone.

If you found your dad having an "online affair" would you think anything of it?


Posted by mndeg on Feb-11-2003 22:10:

yep, I'd be dissapointed in him and not having babies to stop spreading dna


Posted by drizzt81 on Feb-11-2003 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by miss_e
If you found your dad having an "online affair" would you think anything of it?


yes, I'd think that the computer savvyness of my dad has just increased like 200-fold


Posted by elena on Feb-11-2003 22:18:


how serious can an "online relationship" get?


Posted by daydreamer on Feb-11-2003 22:21:

the question is

what would you consider to be the worst kind of betrayal. the intimate kind or the emotional kind. if the emotional than on line cheating fits in that category. that can be as damaging as finding your significant other with someone else. it all depends on the person. Usually on line shit leads to other things so you never know. just like and other things have fun responsibly.

late
dreamer


Posted by JohnSmith on Feb-11-2003 22:57:

quote:
Originally posted by miss_e
I don't even see why you'd call something online flirting.
You're so limited to the keyboard and fiber optics that through inet one can't truly get to know someone.


I strongly disagree. to put it in perspective, i post on trance addict and other forums here everyday. People know me and i know them. My "real friends" i talk to much less often, perhaps once a week, or sometimes even less.

you can get to know someone quite well through the internet.

quote:
Originally posted by miss_e
how serious can an "online relationship" get?


serious enough to damage a real one. and that's WITHOUT a webcam, or cyber sex, strictly text chatting.


Posted by Psy-Trancer on Feb-11-2003 22:59:

it aint cheating...u can look..dont touch and your safe


Posted by elena on Feb-11-2003 23:28:

quote:
Originally posted by JohnSmith
I strongly disagree. to put it in perspective, i post on trance addict and other forums here everyday. People know me and i know them. My "real friends" i talk to much less often, perhaps once a week, or sometimes even less.

you can get to know someone quite well through the internet.
.............................................................
serious enough to damage a real one. and that's WITHOUT a webcam, or cyber sex, strictly text chatting.


really..? that's quite the sensitivity.
so you're saying that you can get to know and even start feeling for someone through strict text chatting, enough to even possibly threaten a solid person-to-person relationship?
that's the thing, i'm sure you can do all sorts of "flirting" thru this but it's just not applicable in real life


Posted by UWM on Feb-11-2003 23:31:

I think that if somebody can become emotionally attached to somebody online that they have never even met, it's fucking sad.

Just my opinion.


Posted by i <3 prog on Feb-12-2003 00:14:

who the fuck looks for girls online.


Posted by Arbiter on Feb-12-2003 02:21:

quote:
Originally posted by i <3 prog
who the fuck looks for girls online.


Let me guess, you look for guys online?


Posted by i <3 prog on Feb-12-2003 02:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Arbiter
Let me guess, you look for guys online?


nah, im not gay.
nevertheless, it doesnt matter what your sexual preference is, whether it is male, female, shemale, fetus, zygote, cat, horse, wrenche, donkey, grass, kangaroos, panda bears...

...still doesnt help the fact that looking for a "mate" on the internet is incredibly sad.

btw... wc3 is gay, not balanced, and the food cap? wtf.. too newbie friendly... microing is way to easy... ill stick with [NC]..Yell0w (my zerg idol) and serve the overmind


Posted by Arbiter on Feb-12-2003 03:11:

quote:
Originally posted by i <3 prog
nah, im not gay.
nevertheless, it doesnt matter what your sexual preference is, whether it is male, female, shemale, fetus, zygote, cat, horse, wrenche, donkey, grass, kangaroos, panda bears...

...still doesnt help the fact that looking for a "mate" on the internet is incredibly sad.

btw... wc3 is gay, not balanced, and the food cap? wtf.. too newbie friendly... microing is way to easy... ill stick with [NC]..Yell0w (my zerg idol) and serve the overmind


Way to take it with a sense of humor.

I also prefer Starcraft, but after 5000 odd games I was in desperate need of some variety.


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