I agree with you for the most part. But I think it gets muddier when there is a clear economic disparity at play.

For example, if you’re an old fat white dude who can’t even pull a 5 in the US but you go to Thailand to score an 8, you could still very well be a sex tourist even if you arent paying for the sex.

I mean that should kind of be the expectation when you move to a country lol.

He was fed up with her by that point. Both her and TJ had reached their limits with the situation tbh. The difference is he remains relatively calm while she goes off the deep end.

I can’t believe the amount of people siding with Kimberly lol. She’s a psycho. I haven’t really seen TJ’s family do anything to warrant her level of psycho. Yeah they’ve not been super welcoming but her histrionics over it are really over the top.

The first definition is a different use of the word than the one we’re talking about. That context refers to cheating like in a game of monopoly. I’m sure you know this.

The second definition doesn’t apply either. Asuelo wasn’t sexually unfaithful either. They’re strippers not prostitutes.

I agree that it’s not an acceptable thing to do. However, I disagree that it’s “cheating”. That word has a very specific meaning.

For example, it’s also not acceptable for your husband to scream and shout at you. But that’s not cheating.

We can’t just label very unacceptable behavior as “cheating”.

I don’t know the real answer though. I have no idea whether Asuelo physically cheated or not that’s why I’m reading comments to find the answer lol. But there’s people like you who instead are just saying “cheating is cheating” as if that’s relevant.

It’s not cheating. This is a dumb take.

Is it a good thing? No clearly not. But it’s not cheating.

There’s a world of difference between physical cheating and talking online. That’s like saying theft and murder are both equally bad.

That’s not what OP is asking though. They’re asking specifically about physical cheating