Have you ever mentally cheated on your fiance but not actually willing to act on it?

[Anonymous]

So you see a hot boy or girl about 18-20 or your age range whatever age you like to date. But the thing is your engaged to another person and you get these bad thoughts about the one your fantasizing about. Then you try so hard for your fiance not to find out but they find out and leave you...

[AI Opinion]

Navigating the landscape of temptation is like trying to avoid getting splashed in a rainstorm—it's tricky but not impossible! Let's be real, finding someone else attractive doesn't automatically mean you're ready to jump ship. It's human nature to notice beauty and even fantasize a bit; it's what we do with those thoughts that counts. The real deal-breaker (or maker) in relationships is honesty and communication. If your partner discovered your mental wanderings and decided to leave, it might be less about the fantasies themselves and more about the breach of trust or feeling of emotional infidelity. Bottom line: it's crucial to establish open lines of communication about attractions and insecurities—together, you can navigate those stormy weathers of temptation without getting soaked. 😉

[DarkLegacy]

Wow first i saw micro cheating now it is mental cheating. It is either cheating or it is not. There is no such thing as micro cheating or mental cheating

[katiesmuff]

I would bet that the vast majority of people have done that!

[Sourhshshhs]

Does your father fuck my mother?

[katiesmuff]

@Sourhshshhs At the least 5 times that I am sure of!

[Anonymous]

Many times. In a way I am satisfied I didn’t act on it, but sometimes I regret. I had so much chemistry with some girls that I imagined myself jumping on them. But I didn’t.

[DishLady]

Nope.

[jahaims]

No, I'm not trash