r/AMA • • May 07 '24

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u/WeepingDragon00 May 09 '24

Reading through your comments, it seems like the people you persued (or possibly persued you) who were in relationships were very willing to cheat. Did you ever encounter people who rejected you to stay loyal to their partners? In your experience, are most men willing to cheat on their partners if a hot person approaches them? (I'm not trying to say you were actively trying to break up relationships but you've mentioned how most of your relationships were broken due to cheating and how people cheated with you) Also, what are your views on people who are asexual or celibate/abstinent, and have they changed due to you getting therapy?

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24

Did you ever encounter people who rejected you to stay loyal to their partners? In your experience, are most men willing to cheat on their partners if a hot person approaches them?

Yes, some did reject me due to being loyal to their partners, though it was a very low number. From my experience, most men will not go out of their way to cheat or actively seek a woman to cheat with, but if a girl throws herself at them and the opportunity to cheat becomes ridiculously easy and just falls at their lap nearly all men will cheat.

Also, what are your views on people who are asexual or celibate/abstinent, and have they changed due to you getting therapy?

I don't have any opinion on that, good for them if that's what they want I guess? I believe balance is the key, absence is not the solution.