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Has a sexual partner of yours engaged in sex with a third party without your knowledge?

This could be a pre-couple relationship that you were not told about. It could also be a during-couple "affair" where your partner, without first telling you, slept with another person. It does not count anything your partner does after you end sexual intercourse with him/her. You only found out about the other person after having slept with your partner at least once.



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31I have had sexual partner(s), and this has happened to me.
29This has happened to someone I know personally.
16I have had sexual partner(s), and this has not happened to me.
7I have not had any sexual partners.
4This has not happened to anyone I know personally.
4Other.

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anonymous
posted 25-Mar-1999 4:39pm  
I had a partner who did this several times. Each time, when he came home, he explicitly told me that nothing had happened with whoever it was. He finally confessed when I broke up with him. Bleh. At least he always insisted on wearing condoms.
North79
posted 25-Mar-1999 4:50pm  
Has not happened to me, but I know people to whom it has happened.
Nyssa
posted 25-Mar-1999 5:28pm  
One partner of mine ended up leaving me for the person he slept with on the side. Also, with some partners I did not personally know the 'previous people involved'. My partner would explain his history to me over an evening, naming names, but I don't know who those people slept with before they slept with my partner. I think very few people sleep only with virgins in today's society, I figure this is just a standard risk people take.
jettles Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier This user is on the site NOW (5 minutes ago)
posted 25-Mar-1999 7:01pm  
if i am reading this correctly, then yes it has happened to me during a relationship and previous to a relationship when i wasn't told.
i think the wording of this survey is a little strange but maybe it is just me tonight.
anonymous
posted 25-Mar-1999 9:41pm  
What kind of a moron question is this?? "Without your knowing"...hello!!
magbast
posted 25-Mar-1999 10:51pm  
i found out my previous long term girl had engaged in such activity....grrrrr....hurts ya....even ex post facto...ya know...(all the grammar gods...did i used in the right context?)
magbast
posted 25-Mar-1999 10:52pm  
anonymous...i think it meant..."knowing at the time"...ya know..finding out after the relationship....
hillbilly
posted 26-Mar-1999 6:58am  
If it is without my knowledge I guess that I would not know about it.
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 26-Mar-1999 7:52am  
I really doubt that most people know all of their partner's sexual history.
wynkin
posted 26-Mar-1999 9:08am  
If it was without my knowledge, then how could I know about it to respond to this question. I guess you mean" without your knowledge at the time".
elijahblue
posted 26-Mar-1999 9:24am  
Ex before last had an affair with his maid. He was into some, um, stuff, that I wasn't sexually, and he found her to be more, um, accommodating. She was also insane and caused quite a few problems when he broke it off with her.
Nyssa
posted 26-Mar-1999 4:13pm  
Sorry about the wording, I did try a series of different combinations and the more explicit I tried to be, the more confusing the sentences became. That's part of why I had Bill add the "You only found out about the other person after having slept with your partner at least once." - to make it clearer. I guess it still wasn't clear enough.

The question was: To your knowledge, was there any act of intercourse you performed with a person that, at that point in time, you did not have exact knowledge of every other person your partner had slept with up to that point. You only realized/were informed of your lack of knowledge after the 'act'.
steve
posted 26-Mar-1999 4:45pm  
magbast: That works.

elijahblue: Damn! I'm really curious now.
Handle
posted 27-Mar-1999 4:04pm  
If it is without your knowledge then how could you know?
elijahblue
posted 28-Mar-1999 9:46pm  
steve: he was into some pretty heavy S&M type of stuff. I wouldn't go beyond the "playfully tying him up" stage. She has MPD and had a dungeon in her attic. There were all kinds of childhood issues running around on both sides which apparently they set off in each other. He basically went insane right along with her for a few weeks, jeopardizing his job in the process. He showed up on my doorstep (and, I might add, my PARENTS' doorstep) in the middle of the night after he first slept with her so he could *show me his bruises*.

Hope your curiosity is satisfied.

My curiosity lies in the direction of wondering how I can meet some decent men  * frown *
grmbrand
posted 29-Mar-1999 1:38pm  
This is like asking if I talk in my sleep. How the fudge should -I- know?
steve
posted 29-Mar-1999 7:07pm  
Elijahblue: Thank you; my curiosity is infinitely more satisfied than I expected it to be, since you would have been well within your rights to say "If I'd wanted to tell you, I would have."

As for the decent men, I have a very, very dear friend who dated a wide variety of men, ranging from the "fine people with one tragic but insurmountable flaw" through the "okay but utterly, irremediably unsuitable" and all the way out to the "gosh darn! How does she put up with that butt-hole?!" types. A few months shy of her 29th birthday, she finally met a really great guy--she loves him, her friends love him, her parents love him, and he treats her really, really well--and they're starting to plan their wedding. She'll be 31 when she marries for the first (and, we all hope, last) time. So, I guess what I'm trying to say here is "Buck up, little camper!" They're out there.
Jane
posted 29-Mar-1999 7:29pm  
steve- I know you're giving advice to elijahblue, but thanks anyway. Thats nice to know. :)
mandy Gold Qualifier
posted 10-Apr-1999 3:11pm  
yes...it hurt.....not so much that he slept with someone...but that he was sneaky about it...and I found out years
later....I would have rather he had come to me and said...."I want to do this....but I don't want to do it behind your
back"...I would have told him ok....go for
mandy Gold Qualifier
posted 10-Apr-1999 3:13pm  
it....
elijahblue
posted 12-Apr-1999 9:56am  
Thanks, steve.
eris
posted 12-Apr-1999 10:15pm  
I never thought to find out. This seems to be a question about a breach of trust, and I can think of a variety of sexual relationships where sex with a third party without the first party's knowledge simply wouldn't be.
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