Litmus Test of Love
While watching the conspiracy channel (H2), I saw a commercial for AshleyMadison.com using the tagline "Bringing your marriage to life." And thought that is as misleading as Red Bull's tagline, "It give you wings." An interesting question hit me after a few seconds of healthly laughing. Is the site promoting the classic case of you only know you truly love someone after you cheated on him or her and feel guilty? I think so!
It gives you wings (as your spouse will most likely kill you, and you probably won't have wings because of that adultery business and such...)
There your litmus test folks. If you have any doubts whether you love your significant other, sow the seeds of destruction, and participate in that strange site that only the Interweb could give birth to.
Disclaimer: The author of this blog does not advocate actions or ideas that could end happy marriages. The author of this blog is also aware that it would be quite funny, not for his wife though, if he found himself using such a site and contributing to the growing number of unfaithful pigs.
It gives you wings (as your spouse will most likely kill you, and you probably won't have wings because of that adultery business and such...)
There your litmus test folks. If you have any doubts whether you love your significant other, sow the seeds of destruction, and participate in that strange site that only the Interweb could give birth to.
Disclaimer: The author of this blog does not advocate actions or ideas that could end happy marriages. The author of this blog is also aware that it would be quite funny, not for his wife though, if he found himself using such a site and contributing to the growing number of unfaithful pigs.