Life Is Short; Have an Affair

[The Grand Nudger]

As before, that there are people willing to break our laws does nothing to change either my rights or my expectations thereof.  As before, that people excuse or ameliorate the group the breaches both, or take satisfaction in that breach on grounds of the perceived moral failings of the victim is disgusting and un-american. That a victim is a moron is more of the same. Does that matter? No, it does not..even morons (like the "immoral") have both the right and the expectation of equal protection. I know, I know...you didn't say that they didn't......you only intimated it, implied it, offered it up as though it had any bearing.....

There's just no upside to this hack. Pretty sure if I called those cheated on spouses the morons with naive expectations I'd get the coals..lol. I mean, after all, why not feel shadenfreude on that count...there's a group of morons that got had, and probably deserved it, perhaps they had the right to the terms of their contract but not the expectation.....boo hoo, no sympathy....etc etc etc.

That I have to keep repeating myself on this -exceedingly simple principle- is fucking depressing. To what end, in any case...to be able to demonstrate their hypocrisy? From where I sit this is the tiniest revelation, not required in any sense to show and take satisfaction in that singular fact. That these folks are unfaithful has an almost humanizing effect for me, it makes them -less- like the cunts they are and more like the rest of us. I wouldn't tolerate people outing gays (or bdsm junkies, or swingers, or atheists....or) for the same reason that this (and peoples tacit acceptance of it, and constant hand wringing "oh but I didn't say exactly -that-" excusing of it) is, to me, intolerable. I think that some folks in this thread...just like the cheaters outed....need to find their shame, and that takes a little bit of the wind out of the sails of satisfaction on count of hypocrisy, imo.