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    Default She (or he) who is without sin, cast the first stone!

    Otherwise called the cofession thread, and the judge not lest ye be judged thread.

    Here's how this works. Post something about yourself that is despicable in some way. Something you've done or something you're still doing AND LIED//LIE ABOUT. Particularly in a relationship related way.

    Then everyone gets to rip you apart for it - BUT - only if they themselves post a sin. No judging unless you confess.

    Jay, Elvia, DJ, JD, Med, and the rest of you from the vagina turned GR's relationship thread have already judged, so you have to start by posting confessions.

    GR - you already made a confession and took the stick for it, lol.

    Earl - we've heard way too many of your confessions, and nobody wants your judgments.

    I really hope this goes somewhere.

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    I tipped cops off that my ex was selling pot, for revenge. The thing is, I didn't know he was dealing harder stuff.
    Lead me not into temptation. I can find it myself.

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    I'll sell a casually dressed, middle class man as many dances as he requests without lecturing his as to whether he can really afford it. And we've all already been judged by Gr for that.
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    Elvia - that's cheating. Different than GR's cheating, but cheating. You're cheating on me in my own thread. Though you're not lying about it, so it doesn't count as confessed.

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    I talked a really, really drunk guy into buying a bunch of funny money and going back to the VIP. He passed out almost as soon as he sat down. So I sat next to him for a minute, then did a few air dances (he was still passed out) while the bouncer was looking. I used up all his funny money and then left him there. I tipped the bouncer $20 for watching out for me. I told him that the customer may need some help to the cab.

    Bouncer woke up the customer and poured him into the cab w/ his friends. He didn't even know he was in a strip club.

    I earned some bad karma for that, I'm sure.


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    When I was 17-18 I had an older "boyfriend" who I viewed as nothing more than a sugar daddy, but I lied and told him I loved him.

    I'd never do it again now that I'm older though...I don't even like to have regulars! I have much stronger morals now that I'm grown.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Almost Jaded View Post
    Elvia - that's cheating. Different than GR's cheating, but cheating. You're cheating on me in my own thread. Though you're not lying about it, so it doesn't count as confessed.
    I think you see my point. Gr complaining about being judged was already hypocritical.
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    *sigh*

    I don't think people are going to really get into the spirit of this thread. Lola is close. Paris - you confessed to something you already brought up in a "worse thing you've ever done at the club" thread many moons ago.

    This came to be because of the discussion in the other thread. I would like to see if members here can really put something out there the way GR did. State openly something they've done and lied about or are still doing and lying about in their relationship. Because we ALL have SOMETHING!

    Though I'm going to be the hypocrite and say that I'm having a hard time coming up with one, because MM and I really do try to be completely honest with each other. If I do think of something it'll be small and lame and overlooked, lol.

    My most recent ex before her though... Jeez, where would I start?! We made a career of lying to each other "for our own good"; and it destroyed the relationship over the course of ~5 years. I lied about money I lost gambling, old girlfriends I talked to, girls I messed around with, fucking my ex wife in the beginning of our relationship - even hanging out with certain friends and dumb shit like that, because she was so controlling I thought I had to, and because I wasn't smart enough and mature enough at the time to realize how much easier it would have been to work things out the "hard way" so that these behaviors - and the lies that were their progeny - were unnecessary.

    How's that?

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    I wouldn't even know where to start. I am a total shitbag shady liar. But I don't try to rationalize it and I will still judge others because I can, and don't care.

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    I call people on their reprehensible behavior. Anytime, anywhere. Especially when they volunteer to tell everyone.

    I guess that qualifies as a "sin" since we're being asked to atone for it.

    Why are trying to emotionally rescue GR?

    I'm sure that's what his wife is for...

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    Hmmmm I 'm a Atheist, He's a rock muthfucka!

    Hmmm I slapped a POW around for wiggling out of the hood over his head. I didn't want him to remember where our camp was and lead a mortar team back. Then I pulled the hood back over his head.

    I volunteered to my Platoon Sergeant that I would take a few of the Iranians (MEK) that we were guarding out into the desert for a one way trip. Bad men and our Govt should never have cut them a deal.

    I fucked an ugly girl for a few months just because she was convenient. she would be waiting for me when I got off work and would leave when I was finished. I had no heart at 25.

    I arrested an Army Ranger that was drunk and belligerent. The marijuana I found on him went into some fast food trash from my patrol car and into a dumpster. I figured earning the tab was a free pass.

    That good man?

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    Default Re: She (or he) who is without sin, cast the first stone!

    We aren't trying to do anything for GR. I am separating that discussion from the orgasm thread, and putting a different spin on it. I am really on both sides on that discussion (which I read every word of) insofar as I think that many of you were very unfair to him, and hypocritical in your attacks. I also believe his behavior is reprehensible, and that he should own up to it and make his relationship as honest as he claims it is good. However, I recognize my own faults and refuse to do more than comment to the above affect because I have no room to judge. The purpose of this thread is to allow others brave enough to put such a thing out on the boards as he did, and see what the backlash is. It's not to "get back" at anyone, it's not to "defend" GR. It's to see if other people are willing to fess up to their hypocrisy and run the same gauntlet themselves that they subject others too. I don't judge anyone for participating or refusing to - I'm just curious to see who will.

    EDT - sarge posted while I was typing.

    I think this isn't going to go quite the direction I intended - but so what, lol. People are playing so - play on. ;-)

    If it's going to be "bad stuff in general", I'll throw out there (thank God for statute of limitations) that I had a long term relationship with a 15-to-17 year old (we dated for a year and a half) when I was 21-23 that involved a LOT of what a LTR usually involves but is illegal with that age discrepancy. FWIW, she pursued me for MONTHS before I caved, and her family knew bout the relationship and loved me (her previous BF's had been real pieces of shit, so despite my age I was responsible, had a job, etc, and treated her well). I don't have a problem with it, but a certain city's DA might, lol.

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    General bad stuff would have been easier for me to come up with something to confess to. Sure, I have faults, and I've certainly made mistakes in relationships, but I do tend to be very honest with my partners. This mistakes I've made I've fessed up to pretty quickly.

    As for any "hypocrisy" in the other thread, the only hypocrisy I see is Gr crying about "being judged" when he judges people for the most ridiculous things all the time, while continuing with the annoying habit of constantly patting himself on the back for being such a moral person. I don't see why being a dancer means it's hypocritical to judge someone for mistreating their partner.
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    Default Re: She (or he) who is without sin, cast the first stone!

    I've had road rage incidents I'm not proud of when I was younger.

    I've yelled at our cats.

    Is this what you were looking for?

    In relationships I'm a big believer in honesty and when I do something fucked up I apologize within hours, cause I'm like that.

    I've never cheated. And when I was attracted to someone else because I was mad or unhappy in the relationship, I let my ex know and rolled with the consequences.

    Oh, and I apologized to the cats with pets and kisses. It may not make my original behavior right, but I admitted to them it was wrong and I was sorry.

    A lot of people aren't deceitful and cruel, and many who do make mistakes own up to it. That's what makes it different. Those who justify hurting people and not facing the consequences don't deserve someone else intervening on their behalf.

    How am I supposed to see your actions any differently? And anyway, you are asking us to admit our wrongs, no one asked GR to volunteer how he hurts a woman who lost a child over and over and over with no end in sight.

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    He wouldn't have continued with his justifications without the endless barrage of attacks. I will stick up for the guy to that extent.

    If you can state honestly that road rage and yelling at cats represesnt the extent of your as-yet-unrepented sins, you should apply for sainthood. Sorry for the sarcasm - but really, that's quite a claim. Whether you don't want to participate/nobody else's business/whatever, that's fine. Nothing personal, but it's a pretty big claim to say you've never lied to a SO and stuck with it. I would go so far as to say that in all reality, that's an impossible claim. Not all are harmful, and that's the truth - GR has a different idea of what is and isn't that you do, that's it that's all so far as I can tell.

    Say your SO has a shirt that he LOVES. You hate it, but you know he loves it and it's not a big deal so you tell him how cute it is when he wears it. And you never bother to come clean, because why bother? No harm, no foul.

    But it's a lie.

    So - somewhere between that one and GR's, is a line that some believe was crossed. I bet that if we tried to judge "levels" of lies, we'd find that everyone has a slightly different "line" in this regard. His (GR's) line lies further still up the scale than most here, obviously. In his view, his situation falls into the "no harm no foul" category as surely as the shirt example.

    I'm not saying I agree one way or the other, I'm just saying.

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    You seem to be forgetting that his lie also endangers his partner. Part of the reason it's important to be honest about fidelity is that other people have the right to decide if they want to take those risks on for themselves as well.

    People wouldn't have continued to call him out on his attacks if he hadn't continued with his BS. It takes 2 sides to keep a conversation going. If someone's going to try to justify their continued bad behavior, they shouldn't be surprised if others aren't willing to help them along in their delusion. I didn't see you saying anything to him when he was shaking his finger at us and insinuating that we're all mentally ill for not lecturing customers in regards to their finances.

    Not to mention, all these attempts to defend it (even if it is just devil's advocate)...really a stretch. Comparing telling your SO you like his shirt when you don't to habitual cheating? Please.
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    I now regret "chilling out" in the other thread.

    Are you seriously going to argue that lying about liking a shirt and repeatedly cheating and lying are just somewhere on a subjective spectrum of "no harm no foul".

    No I don't lie to significant others. My family can tell you I just love being honest. That's me. Lying makes me feel like total crap, worse crap than being alone.

    I would probably even giggle about an ugly shirt while I said it was OK, then come clean say it wasn't that great, and then tell them it doesn't matter because it's just a fucking shirt - seriously.

    I think I called it right the first time about your motivations for this whole thread.

    See, because if I told my SO that I lied about liking his shirt he probably wouldn't feel hurt or devastated that I betrayed the whole premise of our relationship (you know, marriage and fidelity).

    Why are you so worried that people called him out?

    He went on and on about how he feels entitled to love and deceit and then implicates all those who dance as somehow being equally guilty in the culture of cheating.

    Keep in mind too (since you said you read it all) that he said his wife had just lost her son, like he died, and fucking was more important to him than loving her in that tough time.

    Why would you want to associate yourself with that mess?

    Now, since you think my opinions reveal some deep seated problem with me or my past. This seriously makes me wonder what you've done in your past, or present, that makes you care.

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    My real secrets are going to the grave with me. No way do you guys get to know the juicy bits, its good enough to write a book about.

    Here's one: I was out of town on business a few weeks ago. After business was done, I met up with one of my girlfriends in that town. We went to a bar, met some guys, got into taxi with them, went to a strip club, got them to cover our drinks, lapdances, stage tip money, and the cab fare back to the car.

    And I didn't tell my boyfriend about that, even though I could have, but I would have had to omit the part about us being with guys. Truth is, I had zero interest in pursuing the guys, and nothing happened physically with them, not even a chaste kiss. I just wanted someone else to pay for my exploits, and they were more than happy to bankroll two hot bitches at a strip club.

    Why did I lie? I don't know, probably just easier to omit the entire thing. Do I feel guilty? Kind of? This is why I'm better as a single person.

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    Default Re: She (or he) who is without sin, cast the first stone!

    i agree with kiwi.

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    Wow. I'm reading everybody's confessions, and I do all those things on a regular basis.

    A few....

    I take fake shots with some rich guy at the bar, I pretend to get tipsy while he gets inebriated. He is to the point of closed eyes and slurring, and we go to the Champagne room. He takes out $1500 on his credit card (he doesn't realize he's even doing this) and passes out. At this club, you have to leave your thumb print on the receipt to avoid a chargeback, so my manager just picks up his hand and puts his thumb in the ink and on the receipt. The guy was passed out and didn't even know what was happening. I grabbed the $$$ and walked out. Easiest $1500 I ever made.

    A really really good customer, who used to fly to whichever city I was working in to see me, invited me on a trip to Vegas. I was dating a guy at the time who lived in Los Angeles, but went to Vegas every other weekend, and it just so happened he invited me on a weekend that my guy would be in town. I flew in early to work a few days, then on the same day my customer AND my guy came into town. I was staying at a suite that was all paid for by my customer, and when he came into town we went and had dinner, then I made up some excuse and bailed. I went straight over to my guy's hotel and hung out with him for 3 or 4 days, and just turned my phone off. My customer was freaking out and didn't know what happened to me, and I just popped in on the day we were both supposed to leave, grabbed my things, and got in a cab with no explanation. The poor guy was speechless, he had been planning this trip with me for a while.

    Countless times I've had guys push me to leave work and hang out at their hotel rooms, so I'll tell them to give me half up front (at least 1K but whatever I can get away with) then I'll tip the bouncer to bring my car around back, and sneak out the back entrance. I even had a pre paid cell phone number I would give these guys so they thought I was serious.

    A guy at work kept asking and asking me to find him some cocaine. Finally, I told him my drug dealer just got here, and to give me some money and I'd get it for him. He handed me $200, and I went up to the dressing room and crushed up some uncoated aspirin, and sold it to him as cocaine. He was like, "This is the best coke ever!" What an idiot.

    There are so many more....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lola_sinn View Post
    When I was 17-18 I had an older "boyfriend" who I viewed as nothing more than a sugar daddy, but I lied and told him I loved him.

    I'd never do it again now that I'm older though...I don't even like to have regulars! I have much stronger morals now that I'm grown.
    Done this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KiwiStrawberry Splenda View Post
    My real secrets are going to the grave with me. No way do you guys get to know the juicy bits, its good enough to write a book about.

    Here's one: I was out of town on business a few weeks ago. After business was done, I met up with one of my girlfriends in that town. We went to a bar, met some guys, got into taxi with them, went to a strip club, got them to cover our drinks, lapdances, stage tip money, and the cab fare back to the car.

    And I didn't tell my boyfriend about that, even though I could have, but I would have had to omit the part about us being with guys. Truth is, I had zero interest in pursuing the guys, and nothing happened physically with them, not even a chaste kiss. I just wanted someone else to pay for my exploits, and they were more than happy to bankroll two hot bitches at a strip club.

    Why did I lie? I don't know, probably just easier to omit the entire thing. Do I feel guilty? Kind of? This is why I'm better as a single person.
    I've done this too.
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    JD - wow. I don't judge this kind of behavior in SC's - I think it's kinda funny, actually. Maybe GR will get on me about it, lol.

    Kitty, Elvia - where to start..? *sigh* Okay...

    Are you seriously going to argue that lying about liking a shirt and repeatedly cheating and lying are just somewhere on a subjective spectrum of "no harm no foul".
    This, right here - this is pretty much exactly the meat and potato's of this discussion. YES. That's exactly what I'm saying. I'm not saying that I agree with GR's position; not at all. I AM saying that what you very correctly sum up as a subjective spectrum of no harm no foul is wht this all boils down to; each person has a different idea of what actions constitute what level of harm and foul on this spectrum. His are different than yours (or mine for that matter), and yours are different than John and Jane Doe's.

    Comparing telling your SO you like his shirt when you don't to habitual cheating? Please.
    This is exactly what I'm NOT doing. I am not comparing the two, certainly not EQUATING the two (which is more what you implied, intentionally or not). As stated above, I am pointing out that the scale from the most innocent action/lie combination to the most heinous of them IS, in fact, subjective. I am not saying he is right or wrong. I am saying that when you (the collective you) say he is definitively wrong, you are correct - by your standard.

    It just so happens that I agree with the collective you on this matter. I am, however, one of the most committed "lawful neutral" people you will EVER meet. And because I have broken this standard before, and others as well, and ESPECIALLY because I do not have all the information necessary to make a real call on a relationship I know very little about between two people I know even less about, I say "Bad GR, no doughnut!" and leave it at that.

    This thread was created to illustrate the concept of this subjective spectrum; I was hoping that as some of you came forward with "confessions", you would see that those of you who agreed on the GR issue would disagree on other issues amongst yourselves. NOT to sow dissension - not at all! - but to start painting a picture of this "scale" and the fact that different people place "the line" in different places.

    What JD did in the VIP room would, under federal and state law, constitute grand theft. There is absolutely no question about that, I and any law persons or lawyers here can assure you. Yet in context, many of the members here would shrug it off if not laugh it off. In other circles - and to some people on these boards as well - that crossed a line as surely as GR';s actions, if not on the same PLACE in the spectrum, than still pointedly "over ht eline" somewhere.

    And the scale is different to different people! GR was pointing that out (unsuccessfully) in the other thread - that what you ladies do for a living constitutes cheating to some people as surely as his actions do to you. Whether or not you are honest with your SO's about what you do or what you do when you're doing what you do is beside the point to an outside observer who disapproves of your actions period.

    Call it Relativity Theory for Relationships.

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    Default Re: She (or he) who is without sin, cast the first stone!

    Oh - because apparently I left something out in that novel up there - Elvia, I actually DID comment about his POV regarding the money thing. There have been several threads on the topic and the one I'm thinking about was a while back, but as illustrated above, it's another personal scale thing. And yes, he is every bit as hypocritical as anyone here for holding that double standard re honesty, and I apologize if I didn't make my position on that clear before.

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    I miss Cyril. He would have made a great addition to these recent threads. Yup, I just said that, did it blow your mind?

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