As you should know — the Discovery Channel has this TV event they call Shark Week. It’s a week of almost all shark programming, all the time, because people are fascinating with sharks and there are endless really clever ad campaigns you can come up with based on this idea.
After last week’s post encouraging audience participation I received very-close-to-a-number-that-rounds-up-to TEN emails regarding issues surrounding the Pandora’s box of a topic that is cheating.
And so — in the spirit of Shark Week — we’ll have
CHEAT WEEK
Each day following today (because yesterday was Easter, and I ate pizza rustica to the point where I could no longer type) — we’ll uncover a different topic in the wild world of cheating:
- Why do people who chronically cheat even get into committed relationships?
- What are the rules around informing on a cheater?
- At what point — even without any touching– are you emotionally cheating?
- How far can a bachelor party go before it’s crossed the line into cheating?
- Do you/should you/would you leave a cheater?
Friday is a ways away, and I only came up with this idea yesterday, so if there are angles you’d like explored or stories you like to share — please send through to [email protected].
We start tomorrow with: Was It Even Cheating? (probably)
Tune In. All Week.
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“Once a cheater, always a cheater” -??
Please explore.
Implications to being “the other woman”. Any circumstances under which that would be justified? Just fooling ones self? As bad as him?
Please explore.