Oct 29, 2007 11:33 | |
![]() | I heard that some government officials were caught with mistresses (and spending public money on them). Anyways, they were reprimanded... their boss made them do a video confession that was passed on to their families. The future hires (in higher positions) are made to watch that video of those former official's apologies to their families as a warning of what can happen to their career if they choose to do that. I think the idea was if someone can do that in private (ie hide something so big from their family), that they could do the same thing to their employer. Do you agree with this? I am not quite sure what to think... sometimes I look at countries like France particularly where the president is expected to have a mistress, a most public one. And it's no big deal. I think that someone can be very good at their job but not good at their romantic or family life. But then, on the other hand, in U.S. or even England, its really frowned upon... |
Nov 1, 2007 23:12 | |
![]() | Quote: "There are also lot of reasons why do husbands look for other woman and there is also a saying it takes two to tango so I dont think its not always the husband's fault. " GUESTTANYA , this is a good statement. Yeah, it takes to tango. Mistress phenomenon has its root in China. Since the Polygamy was abandoned in China, the problem of keepinmg mistress emergered. |
Apr 6, 2008 22:25 | |
![]() | GUESTGUESTX Frankly speaking, the men who keep mistresses have bad reputation in China, not only because they committed the misconduct ( which is against the social norms), but also because they are generally hypocritical. When they had affairs with mistresses, they dare not admit the truth. On the contrary, they blamed either their wives or mistresses for the affairs. It pretended that the affairs are not their own fault but others. As for your case, I appreciate your honesty and openness. I don't stereotype you as a monster. At least, you didn' t try to disguise yourself and blamed your mistress. I won't make more comments on your private life. Anyhow, life is a one-way journey. Hopefully, we all can make intelligent actions so that we won't regret what we have done. Wish you cherish the beloved ones and treat the two ladies who adore you fairly. |
Apr 15, 2008 06:17 | |
![]() | GUESTGUESTX I appreciate your honesty as well. I deeply love my wife, but I understand how it feels to look next door and see greener pastures, especially with the small--and big--quirks of marriage. I'm sure we all have different moral standards, but we need to realize that this is happening. Opening our eyes will help us understand human nature and ourselves better. Thanks again for sharing. Guys, if you don't already, I recommend you listed to 'Say Goodbye' from the Dave Matthews band (http://www.dmband.com/ |
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