Illicit Awltruist

Can I get my balls back, before you get rid of your Christmas Tree?

Women:

Would you like having a fantasy cyber only partner?. Who would write you erotic stories and scenes and get into your head and try and get you hot.

Would that be a safe thing for you? Would you enjoy it? And would it matter if you are in a exclusive relationship or not?

I've heard all kinds of behavior described as cheating. In descending order from trivial to flagrant, here are some examples: Where does cheating start and poor manners leave off?

1. Looking at a passing woman

2. Touching a co-worker on the arm

3. Winking at a friend in front of your mate

4. Flirting with a server

5. Flirting with a server with your partner watching

6. Going out to dinner with a co-worker and having lots of wine

7. Kissing a friend when nobody should have been watching

8. Going skinny dipping with an old flame

9. Calling an old flame and having an intimate conversation

10. Giving a mutual professional massage

11. Going to mexico for a weekend

Hey:

For those of you that have been married awhile and are happy in your relationship:

If you had lots of lovers before marriage, does that help now in keeping away from the temptation of straying?

And if you had few or none other intimacy partners before marriage, Does it leave you wondering what you may be missing?

Did you see that news story about the NM officer on duty banging a lady on the hood of her car. Does that seem like something you would go beyond fantasy and actually dare yourself to do?

Just wondering?

So, does a long soak in a hot tub, kill your ability to stiffen up and fly right? How long till the affect wears off and you can spring into action?

I love to day dream, and sometimes I dream up fantasy vacations, or even normal ones. For every vacation trip i've planned, I bet i only take a small amount of them. You too?

I know alot of background details about an industrial accident that killed a lot of workers. The defective part of a manufacturing plant was installed in a marginal application, and the owners of the factory should have know that when they pushed the plant ever harder and the equipment failed due to overstress. I have the details on the application, and the design of the equipment , and I have special knowledge of why the part came under more stress when the plant was pushed harder.

Problem is, I work in this industry, and need to keep my job. Should I just keep quiet, or get a PI lawyer to quietly get my information into the hands of the plaintiffs' attorney team?