Do you consider somebody living with someone

[Geekbabe]

off limits or do you follow the rule of "no ring = fair game"?

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Are you a "homewrecker"?

 

[Ryan]

Off limits. Too much of a possibility for things to go bad.

 

Originally posted by: rbloedow
Off limits. Too much of a possibility for things to go bad.

 

[Heisenberg]

Hmm. On second thought, probably off-limits.

 

[olds]

I consider someone who is dating someone else as off limits.

 

[alkemyst]

I believe even if married that the decision lies with the person in the relationship.

I am married and not actively looking, but if my wife cheated I would not blame the other party.

The problem would be at home or just with her. The other person is merely extending an invitation, invitations can be accepted or declined.

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[Brutuskend]

Taken.

I'm too little and to cute to piss off some Neanderthal.

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: rbloedow
Off limits. Too much of a possibility for things to go bad.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I consider someone who is dating someone else as off limits.

Same here.

 

[yllus]

"no ring = fair game"

 

[bigrash]

This might not sound right, but I dont' follow any rule. Doesn't matter if someone is living with someone or has a ring or whatever. I'm single so I'm doing nothing wrong. If the other person is in a commited relationship, then it's their problem.

 

[olds]

Originally posted by: bigrash
This might not sound right, but I dont' follow any rule. Doesn't matter if someone is living with someone or has a ring or whatever. I'm single so I'm doing nothing wrong. If the other person is in a commited relationship, then it's their problem.

Do you feel that such behavior is ethical?

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I consider someone who is dating someone else as off limits.

Exactly.

Of course you will tons of responses from the "no ring, fair game" crowd who we all know are great with the ladies. Of course they wouldn't know what to do with Johnson once out of the pants.

 

[prvteye2003]

are they living together as a couple or just roommates?

 

[eakers]

... if the person in the house being hit on just said something like "i'm flattered but im in a commited relationship." then perhaps there would be no problem?

 

[jjones]

Originally posted by: bigrash
This might not sound right, but I dont' follow any rule. Doesn't matter if someone is living with someone or has a ring or whatever. I'm single so I'm doing nothing wrong. If the other person is in a commited relationship, then it's their problem.

Yeah, when I was single, a ring or living together or whatever never seemed to stop me. I'm generally friendly, especially to the opposite sex, and if a girl was desirable I'd let her know it. Some women decided they wanted to see just how desirable they are and I was happy to accommodate them. :evil:

 

[thawolfman]

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I consider someone who is dating someone else as off limits.

Exactly.

Of course you will tons of responses from the "no ring, fair game" crowd who we all know are great with the ladies. Of course they wouldn't know what to do with Johnson once out of the pants.

Who's trying to get Randy Johnson out of his pants?!?!?!?

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat

Originally posted by: bigrash
This might not sound right, but I dont' follow any rule. Doesn't matter if someone is living with someone or has a ring or whatever. I'm single so I'm doing nothing wrong. If the other person is in a commited relationship, then it's their problem.

Do you feel that such behavior is ethical?

It's very ethical. If another adult wants to do something you have no problem with, there is nothing wrong. A single person is committing no 'crime' should even a married person offer themselves.

The people that claim otherwise are usually insecure with their relationships and are crying out for a higher power than their own mates to control this possibility.

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