Re: Do you Cheat?
The problem with cheating, as I see it, is that the morning after I cheated, I would have to kiss my wife before she goes to work and hug my 2-year-old son when he wakes up from bed. Then, I'd have to wash my face and look myself in the mirror.
Then, I'd probably have to cry, then vomit, and then either shoot myself or live in total shame.
So, no, I don't plan on cheating. Ever.
I work closely with a man, though, who has a stay-at-home wife with 5 kids ages 17-7. He cheats VERY often. He's very open about it to us at work he's kind of close to, although I doubt his wife and children know about it. I think he feels bad about it sometimes, but only about his kids. He's been 'done' with his wife for quite sometime, and I'm pretty sure a divorce would ruin everyone. His wife has no job skills and wouldn't be able to work for a good wage, he would have to pay about 75 percent of his take-home to wife/child support, and his kids would be devestated. So, I think he's just in it for the kids and, when they're all out of the house, he'll leave or something.
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