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I think this post is a gross simplification of a very complex dynamic and one of moral ambiguity. I think it's derogatory and generally mean. You can disagree with someone's actions without name-calling and ultimatums.
I think you're stereotyping, here. I have no knowledge of marriage, cheating, or love triangles. Heck, I probably couldn't tell you which direction the nearest grocery store is. But to say that bar none all women involved with married men are "Complete Skanky Sluts" is not necessary and is inappropriate. You categorize people in very tricky emotional situations into huge assuming columns of complete callousness or complete ignorance.
I'm not for cheating. I'm not a pro-cheating lobbyist, or something (A rare breed). I do feel that it is hurtful, like most other people. But I think I can understand that most women don't run out and look for married men to fool around with; that there are complex emotions and situations involved that I cannot and should not presume to understand on a universal level. Sure, it's usually not the objectively right thing to do, considering the commitment the husband has made. But I'm not going to pretend it's easy to say, "No, sorry, I'm going to shut off my feelings here" -- sometimes the moral compass and the heart conflict.
And speaking of the husband, you don't seem to lay much blame on him. Shouldn't he be held accountable, too?
Anyway. I have no experience in this, really. But I don't like it when there is such a blanket statement made filled with so much needless hatred. I understand you may have been hurt by this type of thing in the past or that this may just conflict strongly with your ethical mindset, but I think the type of broad and assaulting stance you're taking here is un-called for.
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