would you do it? - Page 2

badgers_nadgers · 23-03-2005

I said 'Yes, definitely, wouldn't hesitate' then read what the poll was about.

So I change my plea to no, I wouldn't do it.

Green Cloverleaf · 23-03-2005

I answered no.

Believe it or not, the sex would never outweigh the betrayal (in my mind) so I would not consider it. There is much more to our relationship than a bit of squidgey poking

kurzon · 23-03-2005

Originally Posted by Green Cloverleaf

There is much more to our relationship than a bit of squidgey poking

Have you heard of Viagra

... Sorry but you really didn't come of well saying that

Green Cloverleaf · 23-03-2005

kurzon · 23-03-2005

Originally Posted by Green Cloverleaf

Sorry

Hunter · 23-03-2005

Originally Posted by Green Cloverleaf

I answered no.

Believe it or not, the sex would never outweigh the betrayal (in my mind) so I would not consider it. There is much more to our relationship than a bit of squidgey poking

Seriously GC?

Sex isn't everything I know, and a relationship should never be based on that, but couldn't you put it in a different way that 'squidgey poking'? Well, good for you that your love is deeper than that.

Green Cloverleaf · 23-03-2005

Originally Posted by Alfa20V

Seriously GC?
Sex isn't everything I know, and a relationship should never be based on that, but couldn't you put it in a different way that 'squidgey poking'? Well, good for you that your love is deeper than that.

Yes, I could have (

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but my answer remains the same - I would not consider it worth it just for the sake of sex.

bazza · 23-03-2005

I'm agreeing with you all the way GC. (although I'm quite fond of the squidgey poking too

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One word of warning though: While I think it's great that BazzaBear has another bear on the forum to keep him company, he's a little alarmed to see your bear appears to be cybernetically enhanced. Just remember BB is, and always will be the Daddy Bear, alright?!?

Ant · 23-03-2005

Originally Posted by THROTTLEMAN

Answering the question: no. Why? That's quite simple, really...

1st, because if you're in a relationship you wont think about a new relation.
2nd, if you think about a new relation, then, something is wrong with the first relation.
3rd, and if you think about that offer, then you should just quite your presente relation, settle down for a while and think what you really want for you and... for the other part! You'll never know if the offer is 100% guaranteed. As we know it has the same kind of guaranty as the first relation.

And finally... what's a relation with everything 100% guaranteed but, with no feelings?

No, I don't want it.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

Green Cloverleaf · 24-03-2005

Originally Posted by bazza

(although I'm quite fond of the squidgey poking too )

Truth be told, so am I

Originally Posted by bazza

One word of warning though: While I think it's great that BazzaBear has another bear on the forum to keep him company, he's a little alarmed to see your bear appears to be cybernetically enhanced. Just remember BB is, and always will be the Daddy Bear, alright?!?

Don't worry, he is just visiting (part of an invasion force on another thread

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Buck Bundy · 24-03-2005

Back to the purpose of the thread : to see who else considers themselves faithfull. I guess I'm not personally a faithful person, but I remain faithfull because that is what is expected of me.

Does that make sense?

Buck

Hunter · 24-03-2005

Makes perfect sense Buck.
I was faithful to my ex because it was expected and all part of trust that should exist.

I think it would be fair to say that we all sometimes have the devil tapping on our shoulder.