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Name: Diarmuid Ua Duibhne
Date: 6/20
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[This is such a sensitive issue that Diarmuid's gone to the trouble of changing his user name from "Lancer" to the less conspicuous but creatively bankrupt "Question". Whether or not he's still identifiable through some other means is a mystery to him but he's willing to take that chance to find the answers to something that's begun to weigh on his mind as of late.]
Is Bonding with someone without your other Bonded partner or partners knowing the equivalent of being unfaithful? I understand that it can be separate from a romantic relationship but it's just as emotionally involved, is it not?
Date: 6/20
Format: text
[This is such a sensitive issue that Diarmuid's gone to the trouble of changing his user name from "Lancer" to the less conspicuous but creatively bankrupt "Question". Whether or not he's still identifiable through some other means is a mystery to him but he's willing to take that chance to find the answers to something that's begun to weigh on his mind as of late.]
Is Bonding with someone without your other Bonded partner or partners knowing the equivalent of being unfaithful? I understand that it can be separate from a romantic relationship but it's just as emotionally involved, is it not?
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It's not fun.]
More or less, that's how I feel. But I'm also starting to wonder whether it isn't so simple.
There are many reasons why someone might want or need to form a Bond without letting their other partner know first but the real question is would any of them truly justify it? They're a matter of necessity to survive here.
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I don't think anyone is calling it a simple matter. Certainly, relationships between people are complex, but I would advise an individual in such a situation to ask themselves: "if I feel I must hide a new Bond to the one I am already Bonded to, should I really be maintaining both at the same time?" It is a betrayal of trust, after all, regardless of the reasons. I'm liable to judge one who deceives others in such a manner as undeserving of a very personal Bond with anyone.