I agree. But it does impact the definition of what a reasonable person might need to/already know. @PhilosophyExphttps://twitter.com/shift_comma3/status/764149354458382336 …
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just doesn't make any sense. Anyway, you can't really believe that if you tell your partner that you've cheated,
they are going to be placated when you tell them that it's okay because they already knew. They'll tell you they
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didn't know, there's a big difference between knowing it was a possibility and knowing it's happened, and that
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you're going to be sleeping on the couch for the foreseeable future. It's that predictable reaction that makes
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continuing to have sex without telling highly problematic. Because consent isn't informed, and a reasonable...
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Yes, You're right. Very true. I retract my prior objections. Thank you for the discussion, both of you.
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Oh, well I didn't expect that outcome! You're a gentleman and a scholar. :)
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I had yet to place myself in the situation: was struggling w/ possible problems. You had me at "couch."
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