| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Cheating"],"appCategory":"Cheating","appTitle":"What do you actually consider as cheating?","appBody":"<p>Good question, a while ago I was working away a lot and I met a young girl who was insanely attractive and quite flirty. Even though she knew full well that I'm married.</p>\n<p>I felt flattered by the flirting so stupidly didn't discourage it. Over time, the flirting got more intense. There was never any touching or anything but she would get up close and make quite suggestive comments. </p>\n<p>I noticed that she started planning out her schedule so that she'd end up with me at random times during the day, and at it's peak she even managed to organise it so that she sat with me on a flight home.</p>\n<p>After I while, I realised that this was going to far and I was getting more and more tempted to do something with her. So I put an end to it as politely as I could.</p>\n<p>I guess, the whole point of the story is that I would almost classify this as cheating. But I would only say it was if I reciprocated in the flirtatious behaviour.</p>\n<p>Cheating doesn't have to involve sex, there is such a thing as emotional cheating if you start developing a relationship with someone who isn't your wife. </p>\n<p>At the end of the day, cheating isn't black and white. And it often comes down to your partner and how he/ she feels about your behaviour. </p>\n<p>I could see that what I was doing could lead to cheating, and I could never betray my wife like that. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fktdqzd9x","appParentAuthor":"blessingob","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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