Internet Flirting
Click To Read
Side 2
Side 2
Side 1 says...
my wife had a job that took her out of the country for one month. So I was a lot on the internet and discovered the game Hotties for Sale on Facebook.
In Hotties for Sale you buy people and get yourself bought. I quickly discovered that man are not bought that much unless they are attractive for women, so I started flirting with potential owners. I did send sexually suggestive messages and pictures to women in the game and had reasonable success with it.
I found no harm in a game with fictitious women with whom I didn't exchange real names, emails or addresses, but my wive was not so enthousiastic about these flirts and thinks that a good husband shouldn't play such games.
Is she right or is she overreacting?
In Hotties for Sale you buy people and get yourself bought. I quickly discovered that man are not bought that much unless they are attractive for women, so I started flirting with potential owners. I did send sexually suggestive messages and pictures to women in the game and had reasonable success with it.
I found no harm in a game with fictitious women with whom I didn't exchange real names, emails or addresses, but my wive was not so enthousiastic about these flirts and thinks that a good husband shouldn't play such games.
Is she right or is she overreacting?
Added by Bikerider (male)
Side 2 says...
I was one month away and upon my return learnt from my son that my husband had been every night on the internet flirting with women on Facebook.
I asked my husband to show me which kind of messages he had sent and was unpleasantly surprised to see very erotic pictures and movies. It felt like he cheated on me.
Am I wrong?
I asked my husband to show me which kind of messages he had sent and was unpleasantly surprised to see very erotic pictures and movies. It felt like he cheated on me.
Am I wrong?
Added by greenfingers (female)
0%
0%
0%
Voting Has Ended
Stats