Would you consider flirting cheating? I flirt all the time even though I have a boyfriend. I mean I'm only 17 and he knows I care about him. He also is a flirt so we understand each other. We don't when were with each other obviously. So would this be cheating? We never really argue about it.
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Uh, generally that's something I'd steer away from, but it depends on what you consider flirting.
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I wouldn't necessarily call it "cheating" but I think its really fucked up to flirt around behind someones back if your in a relationship with them. Idk that's just my personal thought on it.
EDIT: There are exceptions though, Like if your just playfully flirting with a close friend or something that's different... Kind of. -
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Depends on different relationships, like 'open' ones and that stuff.
Honestly, if I was in a relationship it'd be like cheating on me if the other person did.
But it'd depend if they were genuinly interested in the person they're flirting with.
If it was prank-ish it wouldn't be a problem.
And it also depends on what they're like as a person, anyway. People who don't know me think I'm a flirt, but I just need attention. o_O
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Flirting is generally a way to pick up potential boyfriends/girlfriends. So if that's the case, I don't think it would be acceptable, because you're leading people on. However, if it's a playful flirt where the parties involved know that you aren't being serious, I don't think there's a problem.
As others said, talk to your boyfriend about it. If you're both fine with it, and everyone understands, it's no biggy.
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Make sure there is a clear boundary, because if one crosses a boundary, then things can get into trouble...It may not seem like it, but it does, trust me.
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Flirting isnt cheating - but that doesnt make it right.
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Well everyone knows I have a boyfriend and if I meet them I make that clear too. I naturally flirt a lot. Its playful like just complimenting and putting my arm around them and stuff. That's pretty much how I act with any of my friends. There's no kissing or anything like that. My boyfriend knows and since he lives kinda far away we only see each other once a week. We know we would never actually cheat, but there are situations since I'm 17 and he's 18 where we hafta let the other one out a little. (Like he slept in a girl's dorm room yesterday because she had an extra bed and his friend didn't) We are very sure of our relationship so we have pretty loose boundaries I guess. I'm not looking for a boyfriend/ girlfriend, but I'm still young so I want to have fun.