Do you consider dating websites for married people to be morally acceptable?

Uh..yeah

Also, I think it's tacky that there's an established sign on the site..saying..Est. 2001...Seriously? The people using your site (hopefully) were born before that. Why would we put the established date when it's not even 10 years old..

You know what Ashley Madison? Not only is your name disgustingly preppy..but you also fail at establishing.

Welll..... I don't really have "morals."

It's not my duty to judge those who cheat.

If someone should cheat on me, next thing he knows, his testicles are on fire. The End.

I don't support cheating, but it's not my problem. The websites? They just make it a little easier to find someone to cheat with. I think it would be better to use the web site to cheat than to find a neighbor or something. If you find someone on the site, they are fully aware that you're having an affair, and they're okay with it. Better than being with someone who is going to later find out that you're married. It's a little bit more considerate to just split with your spouse though.. but hey. Whatever.

I think it's morally acceptable for married people to get involved with other people but only with the full knowledge and consent of everyone involved. That doesn't sound like what they're talking about here.

As long as both partners are fully aware of what's going on and are ok with it, I'm not going to say it's wrong.

Yes whatever turns on the married people and floats their boat is fine with me i am an Atheist

I can't believe it. I do NOT think dating websites for married people is morally acceptable.

I can understand how this can happen in today's world....there are alot of unhappy people, but it is immoral.

Values anyone?

I'd like to go on a date with a website sometime.

I don't feel that a site like this is morally acceptable. It encourages adultery. I think that if a person is in a marriage and they want to cheat than they should get a divorce or have not got married in the first place. A marriage is supposed to be a commitment to the other person, so if you are not going to take it seriously than why bother getting married in the first place. I think that websites like this are a sad reflection on our society and how low our morals have sunk. The advertisements for this site are played on the radio and television during the day when children could be listening with pitches like, "life is short, have an affair!". It is sick! Incidentally, the creator and owner of the website is married with three kids and says he would be devastated if his wife were to cheat on him. Of course, he does not see anything wrong with encouraging others to cheat and destroy lives!

As long as no one is being forced to use them against their will, I can't see why they would be immoral. People are free to make their own choices, good or bad.

Sure, why not?

No, because you're encouraging others to cheat on one another, hence being an accomplice. Just because something is legal (as affairs should be) doesn't make it morally justifiable.

I believe people are responsible for their own behavior. People can connect with married people in two ways: Honestly or sneakily. People who use this website have a choice to do it either way. The user is responsible for his/her own morality. The website isn't immoral in itself. Those who choose to be sneaky are.

Yes, why not??? What's marriage?? A legal contract to have legitimate children. Love etc is a bi-product of recent centuries.

No.

I think it's not morally acceptable to want to date without the marriage, but a site is just a site, a tool.

Yes, if both spouses are happy with it.

don't care

No. Married people commit to one another. Don't get married or get un-married if you won't or can't commit. Easy to do.

This is when I would agree, too. Used to be called open marriage. No secrets. Also easy to do.

What? Married people dating?

No, dating websites for married people is not morally acceptable.