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Is it normal for people to cheat with co-workers or someone at work?

Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Oct 9, 2018
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Cheating is not normal, it is an indication that the relationship you are in is not healthy or it's no longer happy. It is also an indication that a problem in relationship is not being dealt with. If we are truly happy and satisfied with the relationship we are currently in what are the reasons to cheat? Therefore cheating is not normal especially with co-workers, it is non-ethical and a conflict of interest in work. Cheating is an indication of unsatisfied partner, unhappy relationship, a relationship that is no longer working, and a relationship that may end up in bad terms.
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Profile: EmmaKay22
EmmaKay22 on Jul 27, 2020
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What is cheating first? The definition of cheating according to google is: verb gerund or present participle: cheating 1. act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, especially in a game or examination. "she always cheats at cards" 2. avoid (something undesirable) by luck or skill. "she cheated death in a spectacular crash" By defining the tense of the word, you define the meaning. We live in a free will planet. Therefore we are the ones judging ourselves with our actions. If “cheating “ at the workplace for you, or the one who’s making the choice, feels whole, so it is. We must always rely on our internal GPS. Our internal GPS is our feelings. For example: Always follow your gut. Well if your gut feels sickened during an intention, it is for a reason. Best of luck.
Profile: knoerp
knoerp on Jan 4, 2022
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First of all, I think that cheating itself is not the "right" thing to do. So if you did not agree with your partner on a open relationship this shouldn't be done - similar to all other forms of cheating. Aside from that, I think that "cheating" with co-workers may simply tend to happen more often, because a lot of time is spent together (which, in the end, does not make it more "normal") So, I would recommend to start looking at your existing relationship. How do you feel with your partner? What do you miss? What do you have? And then work on that part - or decide that it is time to end the relationship and move on.
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