QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Jan 6 2013, 10:07 PM)
Stupid circular reasoning again, chicken and egg crap.
If a bolt on a screw isn't tight, it will eventually fall out after a lot of rumble and tumble, regardless of whether a spanner exist. If a spanner comes along, the bolt then comes undone from the screw. Even if it isn't undone, it will not be as tight as before, and it is the fault of the spanner isn't it?
Don't keep putting up crap like "oh the bolt should change size to avoid the spanner" Bottomline is you suck at understanding linear logic, and your narcissistic ego is constantly trying to warp it such that there is no fault on you.
It's chicken and egg ONLY if you deliberately try to ignore moral obligation part he/she has to his/her partner in a relationship.
One rule that's universal. Everyone has the right to fight for their own happiness and it's entirely defined by that individual itself as long it it's within books of law. He has no moral obligation for this matter.
Your explanation here refrain people from the right from undoing the screw contradicts the right for the other person to fight for his/her happiness.
Mine on the other hand doesn't. Spannar can always try to undo (fighting for his/her happiness) while those in relationship is free consolidate their existing position(Fighting for their own happiness). Bear in mind, for those in relationship has the moral obligation to keep their words in which poses a direct disadvantage to any spannar which is why spannaring is not a smart choice.
Nonetheless, it's a fair competition. It's either one of the existing partner or the spannar is gonna get frustrated. Remember, those in relationship has the advantage of the other partner owing them their loyalty. As long as the existing partner doesn't do anything foolish enough to negates this advantage, I see no reason he/she will lose.
The part anyone will hate a spannar to this level is the part he/she is unable to consolidate his/her existing position. He/she is losing out and refuse admitting defeat. That's all.
QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Jan 6 2013, 10:07 PM)
Extrapolation fallacy. The partner who got sexually cheated on is free to end the relationship. If the partner doesn't want to end it, then learn how to deal with it.
Imagine this, a woman f*cks another man, no emotional attachment whatsoever, comes back confesses, and the guy says "That's a bad thing you did, but as long as you're loyal and honest about it, I'll let it slide" so she stays. WOW guess what? The guy now fits the bill of the "betterman" in your ridiculous stealing scenario, you just shot yourself in the foot.
I triple dare this ostrich that I said the betterman is permanent.
No, I didn't. All the while that I have emphasized here is that, it's up to the individual to decide what's betterman. If she thinks that if he is. Then he is. If she thinks that he is not, she is just gonna say she cheated and she moving on with another guy. You just pointed out your stupidity. Thank you.