True they might not involve other people, but some women still consider it cheating. I think we need to broaden the definition of cheating. While physical cheating is the most common ala your girlfriend slipped and fell on my dick, there are different forms of cheating. While Newland Archer never physically consummated an affair with Countess Ellen Olenska, there was a lot emotions flying between the two. Archer's marriage with May was affected by this, due how disinterested he was with her and how he wanted to spend time with Ellena. Hell Archer even lies to May, about visiting Ellena. While yes my example comes from a fiction novel (The Age of Innocence), fiction can parallel with real life.Trygon said:I'd say any sexual act with another person is cheating, yes. Vic, your examples don't include another person.
I was referring to the relationship between Newland and Ellen, not the author and the reader. While Newland and Ellen never had sex with each other, Newland still cheated on his wife May. Like I said earlier, I think cheating can be more than just sexual stimulation.Trygon said:Don't hate on Snick, Vic. It's my fault, after all.
The author in your example wasn't directly interacting with the reader. RP sex, whether cybering or writing a story, involves someone besides your partner sexually stimulating YOU. The author writes the story for whoever wants it - Your RP partner is working with you, on you.
Cheating is - Any act for sexual stimulation with another person without direct consent of your partner.
In my eyes, at least.