Do you agree with this statement of Kangana's on adultery?

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eating_orange

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Posted: 8 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: sunflower52
Do you know when these single women are at fault, despite know that man is married are willing to remain involved with them.

Usually in such cases married men do not mentioned about the fact they are married by the time the girl finds out she has invested in that relationship so it's gets difficult for them to get out.

I can understand that but, I think once you find out the person is already married or in a relationship, continuing to be with that committed person still means you are at fault. Means you do not care about the sake of the other person who may or may not know you are involved in a cheating relationship. It isn't like someone forced her to stay in the relationship with him though.

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Phosphorus

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Posted: 8 years ago

#22

She is unhinged. Is it necessary to analyse her statements. It takes two to tango. The single woman is an active complicit. How can it be only the married man's fault? Things could be reconsidered if the married man hid his marital status. In Kangna's case, she knew all too well so there is no question of moral absolution.

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576281

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Posted: 8 years ago

#23

Did she actually say that?😲 And even then we have these so called 7 million supporters following and supposedly applauding her?😕

Wow!

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WinterAesthetics

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Posted: 8 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Luna46
The single woman is definitely at fault if she's fully aware that she is getting in an extramarital affair. But I think 90% of the blame goes to married guy as he's breaking the trust of the spouse. The single woman owes nothing to the wife or her kids. There's no reason for her to care about them.
In today's selfish world when you can't trust your loved ones, I can't expect anything from a person who is not at all related to me.

And if the girl is also getting some personal benefits by getting involved with a married man, I really can't say much to her.
It's very tough to classify what is right or wrong because it is very subjective thing. Because the world isn't black and white. Sometimes people do immoral things for their own benefits, which they felt was the right thing to do at the moment. Some will agree with them and some don't. People always worry about themselves before anyone else.

I expect more from the married guy because he's the one who is in a relationship. If he can't even put his lady above his lust and selfishness then he shouldn't have get into a relationship in the first place.

Agree. It's more blame on the married party.

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576281

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Posted: 8 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: ilovecrepes

Agree. It's more blame on the married party.

I don't think the TM asked how much percentage of the blame should go to each party involved...😆

Topic is : Do you agree that the single bears absolutely no responsibility getting involved with a married person? And in fact more specifically is Kangana right when she said she did no wrong in getting involved with the married men?

Why is there even a mention that the spouse is at fault, of course and that goes without saying, isn't it? 😕

Edited by cricketfan1 - 8 years ago

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Kara

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Posted: 8 years ago

#26

I hold these women equally accountable because let's face it, if all women said "NO to married men, the term "the other woman" would not exist.

Some may say this is moral policing but I simply say, it's never wrong to uphold basic human decency towards another.

Edited by Kara_R - 8 years ago

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Somebody

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Posted: 8 years ago

#27

Shridhar V
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Kangana's acting was great, plot was kickass, so many twists & turns, people were hooked.

And then the Simran promotions ended.

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djoker

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Posted: 8 years ago

#28

nahhh i think both are at fault,did she say this by the way????? i mean yes you are single but you are fully aware
i mean if it was once may be a mistake but twice and thrice nope no way

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BhataktiJawani

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Posted: 8 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: Sabhayata
ok lets for a minute say Kangana is right.Single woman is not at fault.But then this single woman expects loyalty and commitment from a man who is already cheating his wife?Either this is hypocrisy or plain stupidity.

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Phosphorus

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Posted: 8 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: dabang4life

we r tougher, stronger physically but in the heart.. we are not.. women may carry their feelings on their sleeves but that has made them stronger emotionally.. it has also made them tougher when it comes to expressing their feelings and acting on their desires..

The way we are raised.. it's about raising the number of the sex partners.. we r not loyal creatures..at least when we r younger.. we want to f**k as many as we could.. anyway we can get it... however we can find it.. we will lie for sex, pay for sex and do horrible things for sex..

95% of guys will not.. pass free sex.. its ugly truth.. we r blamed for it.. it's in our nature.. again at any point I have not said men are not at fault when it comes to cheating.. but I also believe between our obsession with sex and actually really getting it.. women plays a huge role.. they are the one deciding who they want to be with.. they giving it up to someone that is part someone else life.. when they have options.. make them more guilty than us imo!!

Again I am not saying men are not blamed.. we are blamed 99% of the time.. I guess maybe this is a form of sexism from me.. to think that morally women r better than men.. a decent women will not do that..

One of the sexist rants ever. That's what inequality is all about. If men are "raised" to bed countless women, the raising method is problematic and should be altered. And with all due respect, your views feed into age old myths that women are largely asexual and any exception means the woman has loose moral boundary.

Just like you can't lump all men together as carnivorous sex starved beings, not all women are good at controlling urge. Moreover such false perceptions compel women to subdue their desires in fear of character assassination. There is no scientific basis of your claim. Rather research says women's sexual needs are much more difficult to fulfil.