[ SECRET POST #2343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2343 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[littletown]

Agreed. Once Upon a Time and LA Noire are huge offenders in my book, made me stop watching the first and never tried playing the second.

In my experience, people who try to justify it have cheated themselves. I understand that one gigantic flaw doesn't define a person but I don't know. Cheating caused my family a lot of grief and gave me huge trust issues. I can't approach it objectively.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. I haven't seen L.A. Noire, but Once Upon a Time doesn't exactly have garden-variety infidelity, at least not until Hook shows up in season 2. It's more like what someone upthread said about arranged marriages, only with even less control and consent on the part of the people doing the cheating, since they've literally had their minds overwritten by outside forces to force them into relationships. Regina broke up at least one existing marriage and probably two, if Kathryn and Frederick ever around to marrying each other before the curse hit. I guess if you've got an infidelity squick (I kind of do, but only the sort that most often shows up in real life, where people are being cowardly dicks to their spouses) it's kind of two for the price of one, though--either they're cheating on their real spouses with their curse-imposed ones, or their curse-spouses with their real ones.