Depends on the specifics and your perspective on them.
If it is, women need to throw away their vibrators
No idea. This is an issue brought up by all sides of the debate. My personal contention is not everything needs to be known to be true. Or, there is a truth whether we ever know it or not. I’m fine with that. Through meditation and self inquiry you can “prove it” to yourself, but there’s no way to document that proof.
If it is, women need to throw away their vibrators
Does the partner know? If not, it's cheating.
There is nothingbto suggest thought outside brain function. It's all about the brain.
In the church it is a sin
anyone can overcome this sin
Who cares? It only applies if you actually believe it. And it's illogical to begin with.
Sin is a silly religious concept.
There is also nothing that confirms thoughts are created by the brain. If there were it wouldn’t be a question. I guess what I’m saying is none of us have to decide what is and isn’t for there to be something. It’s the need to categorize or decide what is, that causes most of the problems with humans. This feeling about having a need to be right and to have others admit it. Like that somehow validates our opinion. This kind of thinking leads to conflict which in the hands of some turns into violence eventually when some material matter has to be decided, and there are two different, seemingly contradictory, solutions.
Ha ha. Yeah, thinking about it I’ve never had the thought “man, I really wanna **** that robot, but I wonder if my wife would consider that cheating.”
I would consider it masturbation.
Get your tetanus shot.
As is @VySky
Given that there are some that consider even just talking with the attracted sex outside of business as cheating, yeah, some will see it that way.
If the definition is strictly that of having sex outside of the marriage, then yes. Whether they consider it a sin or not is a different matter. Polys may or may not be, depending on the relationships made and which type of marriage you are using as the basis. If the members of the polycule are all married in the religious or social sense, then from that aspect they are not committing adultery. Legally speaking, they are, whether there is a law against it or not.
It's a little funny that he nicknamed his Chevy "Chase".
Man who has sex with his car says it was 'love at first sight'
Nathaniel, from Arkansas, even has sex with his 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo, which he has nicknamed Chase.www.dailyrecord.co.uk
Dude has issues. I mean, maybe a late 70s with some sexy curves. But a 98? Eww.. I couldn't even get it up.
I would disagree. Thought usually precedes action, even subconscious thought. And they can be good or bad thoughts even without action. The key is whether they are good or bad to the person having the thought. The thought of having a person for a lover, other than your spouse would probably be considered a bad thought by a monogamist, at least for themselves, but a good, or at least neutral one for a polyamorist. I do agree that no all thoughts are "you" per se, in that your mind will put different things together in ways that you would not act on, more or less automatically. But you can't dismiss all thoughts as not you.
This was one of my first thoughts reading the title, that vibrators could be considered cheating then.If it is, women need to throw away their vibrators
The mind as opposed to the brain. Or the soul, if you are one to believe that, and I am not limiting that concept to religion, and especially not any one given religion.
I made that point in the sex robot thread. In one of the links a woman opposed to them noted that the robots could not give consent. I asked when she last got consent from her vibratior.If it is, women need to throw away their vibrators
Actually it is a valid question, if the issue was not present before, or discussed before. While the being with another person without the knowledge and consent of the partner is pretty standard, others things are all over the board. There are those who consider masturbating as cheating. But some people (and I am not limiting it to men), if they don't think masturbating is cheating, would never think to ask their partner if the partner thinks it's cheating. In the situation you described, it would only come up, either because the situation presented itself for the first time, or a hypothetical came up due to things like this thead.Ha ha. Yeah, thinking about it I’ve never had the thought “man, I really wanna **** that robot, but I wonder if my wife would consider that cheating.”
I did not catch that.