[ SECRET POST #2769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2769 ⌋

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Comments

cheating

[(Anonymous)]

http://jezebel.com/how-you-caught-a-cheater-1614712642

is there any better form of finding out how entitled someone is?

Re: cheating

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, yes. Like observing them in various other aspects of their life that intersect with yours, without being in any sort of relationship. Which, by the way, are not the most important things in the world.

Was that question even supposed to make sense?

Re: cheating

[chardmonster]

Hi cheater!

Re: cheating

[ill_omened]

I get that it's up to everyone to define what a relationship means to them and the ground rules.

But sharing phones, accounts, and generally snooping on each other and grillings over friends of the same sex weird the fuck out of me. You had the freedom to make a choice and you made it wrong.

Re: cheating

[(Anonymous)]

Fucking seriously. I am frequently weirded out by how much privacy violation a lot of people seem to consider acceptable or cute.

Re: cheating

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I'm honestly creeped out by how many people seem to think that getting into a relationship with someone means merging into a singular unit.