does flirting with someone on the net count as being unfaithful?

Answer 1

well it really depends on what your views on iternet dating is.

If you see it as just some harmless fun and something to pass the time then its nothing to worry about.

But on the other hand you think its something to be took serious and is a real method of falling in love with someone and finding partners then maybe it is a bad thing.

But it all depends on how controlled you are over it are you jumping in there with two feet or just checking it with your toes.
Either way you have to be careful not to get caught up in it all because there could always be disapointment lying around the corner

Answer 2

If you are in a relationship with someone, you should conduct yourself as though you are. If you are acting in a way that you would not were your significant other around then you are being deceitful. If you are just talking to friends, then that's one thing, but if you are flirting...the implication is that you are initiating and responding to someones advances. How far is too far before you act on these advances? Would you act on these advances if you had the opportunity?
If your significant other is not happy with your conduct, then you have two choices, you can continue your actions or you can modify them to satisfy your sweetie. What's important to you. You can still have the friendships, just tone things down. Some people may not care what you do on line so long as you don't do anything in person. It depends on the perspective of the person whom you are with. If they think it's being unfaithful, then that's all that matters isn't it?

Answer 3

YES ! YES ! YES !

If you have someone in your life that you truly LOVE, why in the world would you want to flirt with someone else, whether it be in person, over the phone or on the internet ? DA ! Of course it is being unfaithful - period.

I Would NEVER EVER think of flurting with another anywhere BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT I HAVE and would never EVER RISK LOSING THE LOVE OF MY LIFE !!!

It sounds like you might need to have a nice conversation with the one you are with and find out when the fire went out and how you might go about lighting it up again. Communications is the key - don't lose it and don't flirt on the net.

Answer 4

Flirting is not being unfaithful. Developing an intimate relationship is generally considered being unfaithful, whether that intimacy is sexual or emotional. Most women will feel more betrayed by a man who develops intimate friendships with other women than will be upset over "flirting", whether it's technically cheating or not.

But heaven help the man who even steps in the direction of making sexual advances online. It's betrayal, and there's no two ways about it.

Answer 5

That's a tough question. There are a lot of ways to answer that question. My bf and I were talking about it not so long ago and we decided being "unfaithful" only comes from your intentions. If you have strong feelings about someone else, emotionally or sexually, and you intentionally seek out those feelings, then you are being "unfaithful".

Answer 6

I would consider any form of flirting to be unfaithful, whether it is done in person or over the Internet.

Answer 7

Yes, it does. If your flirting with someone else at all is considered unfaithful well at least in my eyes. It depends on your gfs boundaries. Every ones different.

Answer 8

Yes it does,you cannot be in love with the person you are with if you do things like that. Also it's a bit sad really that these people have to go on the net and cannot have a propper relationship. Sad or what?????????????????? Most of them are in relationships and say that they are not I expect anyway.

Answer 9

Gentle flirtation is actually good for us. but far too often it goes beyond flirting. Flirting isn't being unfaithful, to go beyond flirting is.Whether it's on line or face to face.

Answer 10

As far as I am concerned, any flirting is not right in a committed relationship. Would you want her doing the same thing? How would that make you feel?