FTFYTramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may THINK YOU have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
FTFYTramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may THINK YOU have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
TA-OP said:
Yes. Never. There's no room for grey area here.
VP at Pierce and Pierce said:
I can't imagine the anxiety those two have. He's probably scrambling to rent a hotel and get his bags packed while trying to find a lawyer.
🚨#BREAKING: Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot have been placed on immediate administrative leave pic.twitter.com/1u4rPH9iRw
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) July 18, 2025
Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Told everyone I'm not a Godless radical lib.deddog said:TA-OP said:
Yes. Never. There's no room for grey area here.
We finally agree on something.
infinity ag said:Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Not as simple as that. He has kids, and probably loves them. Pulled in both direction
OMG look at me, siding with a CEO on one part of the issue!
Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
TA-OP said:deddog said:TA-OP said:
Yes. Never. There's no room for grey area here.
We finally agree on something.
Told everyone I'm not a Godless radical lib.
/fistbumpdeddog said:TA-OP said:deddog said:TA-OP said:
Yes. Never. There's no room for grey area here.
We finally agree on something.
Told everyone I'm not a Godless radical lib.
I'm know I had you in that convenient bucket too.
You're still a radical lib though.
deddog said:infinity ag said:Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Not as simple as that. He has kids, and probably loves them. Pulled in both direction
OMG look at me, siding with a CEO on one part of the issue!
If you love your kids, be faithful to your wife.
He wasn't pulled in both directions. He chased ***** over his wife and kids.
infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
infinity ag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
The woman in the picture is not his wife. She is a model from a meme. This is his wife, the woman on the left.
why are you lying. thats not his wife and kids. these are. pic.twitter.com/6DoBucv3V5
— Info Chandler (@rightcntrl) July 18, 2025
TA-OP said:
No. My kids understand the word. Why is it so hard for you?
infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Not as simple as that. He has kids, and probably loves them. Pulled in both direction
OMG look at me, siding with a CEO on one part of the issue!
If you love your kids, be faithful to your wife.
He wasn't pulled in both directions. He chased ***** over his wife and kids.
How do you know? Are you his son? Or his uncle?
If his wife was a cold beach at home and didn't care about his needs and abused him, then she is at fault too for taking him for granted.
I am reasonably sure he and his wife were in a dead marriage but he loved his kids and would leave once they grew up. He jumped the gun though.
infinity ag said:Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Not as simple as that. He has kids, and probably loves them. Pulled in both direction
OMG look at me, siding with a CEO on one part of the issue!
NOinfinity ag said:TA-OP said:
No. My kids understand the word. Why is it so hard for you?
which word?
infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
deddog said:infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Teslag said:Aston04 said:
Wow, definitely MUCH hotter than the HR lady he was cuddling on. That's crazy.
But does she do all the things? A lot of wives push a man to cheat because she gives up on herself and no longer does what needs to be done to keep a man faithful.
This is true. Esp after she pops out babies, the husband becomes an afterthought. Then the kids grow up and she doesn't go back to being a "girlfriend" again. So the boys being boys, they look elsewhere for things their wives won't provide.
At some level, if this is the case, I don't blame the CEO. Life sucks sometimes. He probably loves his kids a lot and does not want them to have a broken home.
At some point in life, just "good looks" in a woman isn't enough to keep him. He wants to feel wanted, desired, given the attention not just for what he can provide ($$$). Maybe the HR chick did it for him, I don't know.
Then get a divorce and THEN go find another woman.
Not as simple as that. He has kids, and probably loves them. Pulled in both direction
OMG look at me, siding with a CEO on one part of the issue!
If you love your kids, be faithful to your wife.
He wasn't pulled in both directions. He chased ***** over his wife and kids.
How do you know? Are you his son? Or his uncle?
If his wife was a cold beach at home and didn't care about his needs and abused him, then she is at fault too for taking him for granted.
I am reasonably sure he and his wife were in a dead marriage but he loved his kids and would leave once they grew up. He jumped the gun though.
How do you know? Are you his son? Or his uncle?
deddog said:infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
You need better friends.
Seriously.
TA-OP said:infinity ag said:TA-OP said:
No. My kids understand the word. Why is it so hard for you?
which word?
NO
infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
Tramp96 said:infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
You interpreted it all wrong.
If I cheated on my wife, at the end of the day, that's on me. Period. I may want to blame her for a whole host of reasons, but those are just excuses for me to do what I want.
Plenty of men are tempted to cheat, or have cheated, even when their wife has done nothing wrong. I've been tempted. I think every man has. Sometimes we just suck and do bad things or are tempted to do bad things.
That's not hiding behind God. That's not changing goalposts. That's admitting straight up that at the end of the day, I have to own my decision-making, and not make excuses for it.
infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
You need better friends.
Seriously.
As they say, "you don't know me".
Average Joe said:infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
Simping? It's called being a good husband. I didn't make a vow to her that said "in sickness and in health, unless you don't give it up enough for me."
Again, get a divorce, then screw around all you want.
infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:infinity ag said:Tramp96 said:
I hate to side with TA-OP, but he's right on this one. As long as you are married to her, you don't get to have an excuse to cheat on her. You may have an excuse, but that doesn't mean you are right to do it.
Lots of virtue signaling in this thread.
No one is saying he is not at fault. Cheating is wrong.
However, a man kept happy by his wife does not cheat. We don't know what happens in their bedroom but if she played games with him and refused sex and all that, then she is at fault too.
I always love to watch the simps stand up, hide behind God, change goalposts, create and beat up strawmen while they get on with simping.
You interpreted it all wrong.
If I cheated on my wife, at the end of the day, that's on me. Period. I may want to blame her for a whole host of reasons, but those are just excuses for me to do what I want.
Plenty of men are tempted to cheat, or have cheated, even when their wife has done nothing wrong. I've been tempted. I think every man has. Sometimes we just suck and do bad things or are tempted to do bad things.
That's not hiding behind God. That's not changing goalposts. That's admitting straight up that at the end of the day, I have to own my decision-making, and not make excuses for it.
Yes, if you cheat, it is on you. The CEO is at fault here. I don't think anyone said he is guiltless.
What I am saying is that IF the wife was frigid and did not care about his needs, then she is at fault too. Whether that is the case or not, we don't know - I sure don't.
i know you don't care, but I'm losing more and more respect for you and your posts by the second. I've never even once considered cheating on my wife, even emotionally cheating. We've been through some very hard times like almost losing our first born as an infant at someone else's hands and then being placed under CPS investigation. There is no "dry spell" that makes it okay to cheat. As I said earlier, is Ms. infinity ag cheats on you, is it your fault? Are you the one committing a sin that's on the same level as murder?infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
deddog said:infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
You need better friends.
Seriously.
As they say, "you don't know me".
There is a lot you can learn about a person by the way they post.
If you think people "yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites," you need better friends and a better community. I was blessed enough to find it.
TA-OP said:infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
i know you don't care, but I'm losing more and more respect for you and your posts by the second. I've never even once considered cheating on my wife, even emotionally cheating. We've been through some very hard times like almost losing our first born as an infant at someone else's hands and then being placed under CPS investigation. There is no "dry spell" that makes it okay to cheat. As I said earlier, is Ms. infinity ag cheats on you, is it your fault? Are you the one committing a sin that's on the same level as murder?
okay. To be clear, you're saying that God has no place in marriage? Learn something new everyday.infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:deddog said:infinity ag said:
All the folks yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites. That is what people do, hide behind God. Politicians do this a lot. Steal and cheat and then talk about how they found God.
You need better friends.
Seriously.
As they say, "you don't know me".
There is a lot you can learn about a person by the way they post.
If you think people "yammering about God in a discussion are fakes and hypocrites," you need better friends and a better community. I was blessed enough to find it.
I think you are being very naive about the world.
We are discussing about a marital and business situation. God has no place here though you might try to insert it in all kinds of places.
I am happy with my friends and community, thank you. Not looking for any advice.