This romantic comedy is about a long-distance relationship which of course ends in... oops, sorry. no spoilers in this blog.
OK, they talk, they rant (or she rants), they get drunk (or she gets), and they too intimate, and that's the point when she draws the line. well done, kudos to her. Then the real boyfriend learns about it, and he simply doesn't like it. But she defends herself: "It was nothing. Nothing happened."
Well, what was supposed to happen? I mean do you name it cheating only when they sleep together? Should it not be considered cheating if they don't sleep but share their secrets, build some sort of a very emotional relationship, yet don't have sex?
But on the other hand, if we start thinking like that and don't strictly define what is cheating and what is not, then when will we ever be able to stop? I mean, this is not a joke, women are killed in Iran or Afghanistan just because they were in a same room with a man. I remember a news story about a man in Saudi Arabia who divorced her wife because she was watching some guy on tv. And talking about tv shows, i personally know a woman whose husband forbid her to watch a very popular tv show in Turkey because she said that the star of that particular show was handsome -and i sincerely dont think this stopped her watching the re-runs in day time.
2 comments:
This is a really difficult one. It's something I've thought about in the past. I don't know where you cross the line and it becomes cheating. I don't think it's right to say "nothing happened" if you have shared personal thoughts with another person. But then again people can have perfectly platonic relationships with members of the opposite sex which they would never consider as cheating.
So really...as you can see...I just don't know!
thank you for sharing your thoughts. at least, i kbow that i am not alone with this.
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