Jeremy Stangroom

But knowing somebody might cheat *isn't* same as knowing they have cheated, & latter likely would affect consent

A reasonable person may argue they *should* know given, for men, there are 2 options & one is more likely?

No, no, no! :) Knowledge is justified true belief. You can't *know* something that might not be true!

Doesn't that depend on, again, your definition of justification & I'm not going to mention Gettier...

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

didn't know, there's a big difference between knowing it was a possibility and knowing it's happened, and that

you're going to be sleeping on the couch for the foreseeable future. It's that predictable reaction that makes