I know there was a thread about this back in 2013, but I would like to hear feedback from the many people on here that have joined ACF since then.
this is how i also see it. i think if you have to hide something like that and know its going to hurt your partner then you are cheating. and i also agree that webcam sites are more personal and interactive and would be more like actual cheating then just a porn site. on that note me and my boyfriend both enjoy watching porn and checking the cam sites together and he has no major problems with what im doing, in fact he supports me,and often mods my room, he actually introduced me to camming as we were doing couples shows when i first started. we always are open and talk about what we feel is best for us and i never feel as though i cant tell him all my thoughts completely. its hard to understand why anyone would want to be in a relationship with someone that didnt feel like they could trust you to enough to be honest with you.I always defined cheating as doing something you're too ashamed to tell your partner about. So, if this is something you know your partner would be hurt by, yes. If this is something you aren't hiding from your partner and doesn't bother them, no.
My view... if you can't share that you like going to cam-sites with your partner then it is cheating. There is no point being involved with someone if you are going to hide who you are from them. Cheating is the very definition of hiding in this way.
I wasn't suggesting that you should share, only that you should be able to. I don't tell loved ones many things, there are many things they just don't want to know.My view... if you can't share that you like going to cam-sites with your partner then it is cheating. There is no point being involved with someone if you are going to hide who you are from them. Cheating is the very definition of hiding in this way.
Related question, if we're saying that, under certain circumstances going on a cam site is cheating, does the cam model have any responsibility as "the other woman"?
To be very clear, I'm not making a judgement about it or implying some sort of ethical issue, but the question follows if we're calling it cheating do both parties have any responsibility? I honestly don't know the answer to that.
My biggest issue is that "cheating" seems to have become a catch-all that includes everything from someone purposely (and maliciously) sleeping around on their partner all the way to not sharing something they like with their partner. That's a gigantic spread of behaviors with an equally large spread of ethical implications covered by one term/notion.
Related question, if we're saying that, under certain circumstances going on a cam site is cheating, does the cam model have any responsibility as "the other woman"?