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[arethinn]

Hmmm... I disagree. I mean, I'm monogamous and everything (literally, now that I am in fact married), but I don't believe being married to someone makes the situation described suddenly never again possible for you. False dichotomy.

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[kalakumari.livejournal.com]

why does it have to be with a stranger? I find it much more appealing to fall recklessly in love with someone I already know. There are plenty of other ways to make it reckless and dangerous besides falling for a stranger.

[arethinn]

Sure, why not! THat too!

[digitalsidhe.livejournal.com]

No shit. One of the most fun things about falling in love (and/or lust, limerence, or just plain "ooh, shiny!") with a new person, nowadays, is telling feyandstrange about it and having her wish me luck, be happy for me, and occasionally egg me on.

[silussa.livejournal.com]

Such is not necessarily love. Sometimes it is just recognition of a kindred spirit (as a certain dragoness can attest to; we didn't fall in love when we met...but we did promptly ignore everyone else in the room as 'not worth attention'). *wry grin*

[arethinn]

Devil's advocate. :P

But you're right of course. Sorting out when something is meant ot be longer term and when it's only supposed to be that one night can be tricky.

[silussa.livejournal.com]

Or when it isn't intended to end up in bed at all.

Do mind the horns. :)

(professional devil's advocate sometimes....)