Do you agree with this statement of Kangana's on adultery? - Page 4

Technically she's right, the other woman owes no loyalty to the first, she hasn't taken any vows or is breaking them.
But morally, she couldn't be more wrong. You can't build a house on a foundation like that.

Originally posted by: cougarTown

Kangana in a recent interview with barkha said how single women who get involved with married men are not at fault..it is the men who are commited and break the commitment by sleeping around

speaking from my pov on the matter..

i agree that those who are in a relation are more at fault coz they have made a promise to their partner and are breaking it

but i don't really agree that those who are single yet being involved with some one who is married are not at fault at all

if nothing else..both are at fault..imo

thoughts?

I think if my husband cheated on me with someone, I wouldn't blame that woman at all. 100% blame would be the husband's.

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

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?😕

I don't know which comment you are talking about. But in case it's mine, then in the starting of my post itself I've said that the woman is at fault. And in most of my comment I was talking about the woman only. Only in the end and one line in between, I was talking about the guy. If TM just wanted us to answer in YES or NO, then he/she should have conducted a poll with no replies allowed.
If TM has allowed the members to reply, then I think we can give our POV of what we think about the issue, instead of just giving objective answers.

Originally posted by: FleurBleue

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.

You can define sexism however u want.. spin it around.. however way you want..I see it as discrimination and prejudice against women based on their sexuality.. I've never done any of that in my life.. if anything, I believe they are morally better.. stronger and better in controlling of their desires..than men.. maybe this is a form of generalization.. but by far.. nowhere close to discriminatory or prejudice!!

I also believe certain ppl may have different set of morals.. goals and aims in life..it's an individual thing.. they don't represent their entire gender..

Well that single woman is at fault too but the first person that should be punched is that of the cheater!

Originally posted by: Zephyr.

Well that single woman is at fault too but the first person that should be punched is that of the cheater!

Of course both parties are at fault

Originally posted by: Luna46

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I don't know which comment you are talking about. But in case it's mine, then in the starting of my post itself I've said that the woman is at fault. And in most of my comment I was talking about the woman only. Only in the end and one line in between, I was talking about the guy. If TM just wanted us to answer in YES or NO, then he/she should have conducted a poll with no replies allowed.
If TM has allowed the members to reply, then I think we can give our POV of what we think about the issue, instead of just giving objective answers.