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I agree with Christina. How can someone say they have a strong marriage, but yet they don't respect their spouse or children enough to live an honest life?
To make it worse, when these people get caught in affairs they think THEY are the victim...even though they are the ones who have lied to everyone involved.
LOL, that is a good one. Well, how about being honest to your spouse and letting him know about your extra curricular sexual liasions. That is a sure fire way of knowing the 'strength' of your marriage ...haha.
Now I see why they call you "mathguy". I wrote that she should be able to abide by her own personal beliefs and values over a religious belief.
The person you had responded to never said the other person shouldn't be able to have their own beliefs. They merely stated that they disagreed due to their religious beliefs.
So basically, what was the point you were trying to make?
The definition of a strong marriage is NOT having a series of affairs. And, from my viewpoint, any affair is--by definition--a failure. Of values. Of communication. Of integrity.
What is this world coming to? If you wanted to have sexual encounters with other ppl, you shouldn't get married! When you get married, you are committing to be with that one person and only one person! I may be old school but those are my religious beliefs.
Unless she's into an open marriage without his knowledge, it is quite possible.
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