Being the "bad guy" with good intentions? Getting over a man.

[CSD610]

Originally Posted by SophieLL

was she your friend? did you owe anything to her?

If she was or you knew her, ok, you were in the wrong. You probably had your reasons and you clearly feel bad afterwards, so its not worth crucifying you. Now, if you didnt know, you didnt do anything wrong. You know who hurt the girlfriend? HE DID.

I am trying to understand this; in your logic IF you are not the other woman's friend or do not owe her anything then it is okay to carry on an affair with her husband/boyfriend (whatever he is to her)?

That makes about as much sense as calling a boneless chicken breast a "chopped steak" and upping the price on the menu.

[Beilua Rose]

Originally Posted by CSD610

I am trying to understand this; in your logic IF you are not the other woman's friend or do not owe her anything then it is okay to carry on an affair with her husband/boyfriend (whatever he is to her)?

That makes about as much sense as calling a boneless chicken breast a "chopped steak" and upping the price on the menu.

I agree. It is a little sick and twisted. It's sad. Affairs are sad. Affairs are also common which means it's easy to get caught up with emotion and become weak and surrender toward your forbidden feelings. It's really sad. "If loving you is wrong, I don't want to be right."