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waiting on Brian.
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Go for it!
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Looks fine to me.
I believe that it is. Final sign off ?
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@Marinaz: I think the "in a relationship" is implied, as Geoff said. Is this ready to go?
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Great issue. I love it.
Jesus Christ thinks it's adultery:
You have heard that it was said to those of old, 'You shall not commit adultery.' But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart. * Exodus 20:14, Seventh Commandment * Matthew 5:27-30 (NKJV)
You have heard that it was said to those of old, 'You shall not commit adultery.' But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
* Exodus 20:14, Seventh Commandment * Matthew 5:27-30 (NKJV)
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you've piqued my interest. It'd be great to see how each gender lines up on this issue.
Marinaz, I don't think the added verbiage you suggested is necessary.
As long as there are people who would say "yes," then it's an issue.
(Does anyone think we should add "in a relationship" or "on a partner"?)
Strangely almost every woman I've discussed this with says yes. Yet another topic discussed in my Relationship psych class.
I can't see too many people who would say 'yes', but maybe I'm wrong.
I like the revisions! It is much more concise, and encompasses more than I had originally swimming in my head...
Yeah, what JZipp said. It's an issue of perception rather than legality in the context of a relationship.
We're not asking about the legality of cheating in a relationship... I just think we need to open it more to encompass things other than just marriage... some people feel that even in a steady relationship, the viewing of pornography is a cheating. I think there was recently an article in New York Magazine that included this exact issue... and people weighed-in on both sides. This may not lead to much public figure evidence, but it's a good debate for site users.
What if it's within the construct of a common law marriage or long term relationship or civil whatnot? One half of the offended party might still consider it cheating.
went with JZipp's revision.
previous version of issue
Should looking at pornography be considered cheating within the construct of marriage?
Mark, I added them. You need to be an editor on the site, which means that you'vebeen on the site for a while and understand the process through which issues and pieces of evidence are approved. See the right hand column of this page to review the criteria for a properly-worded issue.
I'm not that trustworthy of a person though, so it shouldn't be too hard to become an editor on the site.
ummm. Can anyone tell me how to makes changes to these?
Similar to JZipp: Can viewing pornography be considered a form of cheating?
Interesting discussion topic... I'd just reword it to:
Is viewing pornography the equivalent of cheating?
Or something simple to that effect...
again no yes or no choices... TEE HEE
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