If you used a time-machine to cheat, would it still count?

I'm not sure, but it would be pretty damn cool...........

Depends... after "the cheat" do you return to your own time?

Of course it would.

Nope, let's do it

I'll meet you in 1352!

I'm going with a no.

Roooaaar tiger

If you're not born, how can you..? Since you're a person, the same, married person, I say yeah

This happened to me once and I dumped him as soon as it was discovered that his used condom was unearthed at the excavation of Pompeii.

Yes.

> I'll meet you in 1352!

Bring condoms!

...but, not Pompeii condoms. I hear those aren't very good.

Yes; it's about the person you are when you do it--traveling in time doesn't change your age and your circumstances. It just moves them somewhere else. Unless you're never planning to go back to your partner, then it's cheating.

Pompeii, more like Pompgay.

Of course.

If I was the partner you cheated on by doing that, I would get in your time machine and go back and kill your grandfather to ensure you were never born...

Um...

I would still say yes. For the purpose of cheating, verses not cheating, the time continuum to use would be that of your actions as opposed to "clock time", ie: if I do A, B, and C in that particular order but I do A in 2008, B in 1992 and C in 2009 because of my time machine I am still doing A first, B second and C third. Though this might get complicated if BOTH you and your SO had access to a time machine and concurrently did your traveling.

The inverse is also true. Suppose you and your ex-SO both have a time machine and some time after breaking up both went back to the time you two were still seeing each other, ignoring that whole "there's more than one copy of you two". You would still be considered not going out.

No way would it be cheating going back in time

Gyah!!!!!! I don't want to answer this question. Too complicated........

In my opinion, yes it would.

Depends on what time it was.