Here’s my short response...Wow. I am shocked on two fronts. One, that people would be so ready to jump into having an affair that they would join a site so blatantly promoting it. Two, that in today’s fully search-able world that it probably won’t be long before spouses start getting busted via this website before they have an opportunity to use it to cheat. (and that the people signing up either aren’t web savvy enough to know that or care so little about their spouses)

My only other initial thought is that I would guess that 9 out of every 10 of the women on the site are probably model pics that are being responded to by some temp somewhere. Women aren’t nearly as dumb as we are .

The other night I saw that the movie, “Tron,” was going to come on late at night on G4, the Geek Channel.  I loved that movie when I was a kid, so I set the DVR to record it.

A few days later when we started watching it, the movie transitioned to the first set of commercials.  Just as I was about to skip through, I noticed that the first commercial was an advertisement for people to call a party line.  The ad, featuring an attractive woman dressed in form-fitting clothes, said something along the lines of, “There are plenty of services for people who are looking to marry and develop life-long relationships.  But what if you want to have sex with someone with no strings attached?  Want to find people like you?  Call this number for discreet lists of, ‘friends with benefits.’”

I was taken aback by that ad, just like you, Todd, with the one you saw.  And in looking through other evening and late-night programs, I’m seeing a higher number of similar ads for people looking to be sexually promiscuous.  It’s just another sign of the decline of morality and the love of sin put out in the open again.  Pretty soon, people on The View and Oprah will be praising these types of, “hook-ups.”

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CS

Todd, thanks for not sharing the website on here! Not because i would be tempted, but so we don’t give them any more pub!

UGH! Yuck!  That’s all I can say.  Stunned.

On a recent trip to New York City, I saw a billboard that was advertising this company.  It was encouraging people to contact them if they wanted to have an affair with other consenting adults.  This is another destructive path our culture is going down.  Never satisfied.  No morals.  No boundaries.

Life is short. (So) have an affair? How about life is short, keep your fidelity? On second thought, probably everyone in face of their desire for excitement and intimacy DOES want an affair, but not all of them truly take it into action. That can probably explain why one of every 10 actually purchases credits on the website. And what percentage of women enabled their credits? This might also offer some interesting insight.