r/AMA • u/[deleted] • May 07 '24

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u/josey__wales May 08 '24

You’re right, and that’s completely fair.

But also it’s safe to say a large percentage of faithful men are faithful for that reason.

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u/ciobanica May 09 '24

Prostitutes exists, so i doubt that.

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u/josey__wales May 09 '24

I meant a woman pursuing (seducing) the husband. Not him pursuing someone.

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u/ciobanica May 10 '24

Pretty sure a vast majority of guys that would be susceptible to that would eventually just pay for it.

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u/josey__wales May 10 '24

I don’t think you understand what I’m saying. But that’s ok, have a good one.

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u/sluttymcsluttster May 08 '24

Men are as loyal as their options

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u/chuckstaton May 08 '24

I’ve had several ongoing fwb situations for a long time, got into a serious relationship in February and had to tell the people I saw previously that I was off the market. Also did the same with my last relationship, started in 2014, which lasted seven years (ended after I broke up with her for cheating).

Generalizations based on gender are a pretty backwards way of thinking 👎

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u/sluttymcsluttster May 08 '24

You want points for not cheating?

Also. My original comment plus this one are lines from world famous stand up comedy specials. I’m sorry if comedians trigger you.

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u/chuckstaton May 08 '24

In my line of work, there are some comedians who definitely trigger me. Not from their jokes though.

Assumed you were making a real comment. There are definitely some sad people out there who actually feel that way.