Survey Finds Cheaters Want Covid-19 Vaccine So They Can Have ‘Responsible’ Affairs
I’m assuming that at least some of these people mentioned below are married (edit: yes, they are, just finished reading the articles).
If so, I never, ever want marriage-idolating weenies such as Al Mohler or Brad Wilcox (of “National Marriage Project”) ever, ever again releasing their insulting editorials or slanted studies that convey, that, in their view, that marriage makes adults “better,” or more mature, godly, or ethical.
(Link): Cheaters want COVID-19 vaccine so they can have ‘responsible’ affairs, survey says
(Link): Survey Finds Cheaters Want Covid-19 Vaccine So They Can Have ‘Responsible’ Affair
by C. Moore
Some cheaters are looking forward to the coronavirus vaccine.
That’s what a new survey from the affair-arrangement dating site Ashley Madison is suggesting, which says four out of 10 cheaters would like to receive a COVID-19 vaccine so they can “responsibly continue having in-person affairs.”
In a sample of 2,400 Ashley Madison members, 31 percent said they are excited about coronavirus vaccines as well as decreased social restrictions in 2021.
“In the midst of the global COVID-19 lockdowns, we asked our members if they were still going on dates with their affair partners. Many said they were, but noted they took precautions including regularly using hand sanitizer, avoiding crowds, remaining outdoors and getting tested,” Ashley Madison’s chief strategy officer, Paul Keable, told Fox News.
“To receive the COVID-19 vaccine would add another layer of protection, allowing our members to continue safely carrying out these affairs.”
Keable also went on to explain that Ashley Madison users say they use extramarital affairs as a “form of self-care” that helps them get through stressful or uncertain times. Other users claim cheating helps them avoid divorce.
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