Few days ago, a lady posted a thread fearing that her husband might be cheating on her, an hour later you see tens of threads being made on the same topic. Again, just yesterday a lady makes a thread on subject extra martial affair, as a result the life and relationship section is buzzing with all sorts of question threads on affair? Why do people on this forum get so excited? Even when I just used to visit this site, I would always just cringe at this trend. I believe this one the main reason why sex related subjects are put under a restriction.
It may not necessarily be this way, but all this why, when, where, who, how question threads on subject of affair is really taking the pi*s and looks like real mockery is being made out of someone’s miseries. I request mods to look into this “me too” trend of making threads for sake of it.
Dear Angelina, we all get ideas from other threads and extra marital affair has such a vast scope that every aspect of it could be a topic on its own. But you are right, real miseries and hypothetical questions get mixed up but that is one thing that a real genuine poster should be ready for, of indirect mocking that is. Unfortunately, that is what online social networking is all about.
Even then, admin team makes sure that topic diarrhea is always under control and people stick to the real life situations and dont start threads after threads in reaction.
Dear Angelina, we all get ideas from other threads and extra marital affair has such a vast scope that every aspect of it could be a topic on its own. But you are right, real miseries and hypothetical questions get mixed up but that is one thing that a real genuine poster should be ready for, of indirect mocking that is. Unfortunately, that is what online social networking is all about.
Even then, admin team makes sure that topic diarrhea is always under control and people stick to the real life situations and dont start threads after threads in reaction.
Topic diarrhea, yeah thats the word. Its a like day ago, no one ever heard about the word 'affair'.
