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anyone married ever have an affair

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Posted 6 months ago

 

Has anyone here who is married ever have an affair with a coworker at the hospital in which you work?

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Rated: -1 | Posted 6 months ago

 

Well, I never had an affair when married, but both my exhusbands did...................maybe I could furnish their personal info?    I still know their social security numbers as well, lol.    I'm on #3 now.................................I always say, I'll never have another divorce but will have someone burried.

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Rated: +1 | Posted 6 months ago

 

Hey, I have known people who did fool around at work.............their reputations were horrible after it.   Man, I worked with a gal in ICU a few years ago, her husband came to work in the same unit <bad mistake, never work in the same unit with a spouse>...................HE fooled around with multiple staff workers throughout the hospital  <ER, Xray, Lab>................man, huge drama, never fool around where you earn a paycheck.  Made working there unbearable with both of them.

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Rated: +2 | Posted 6 months ago

 

Nurses have this stereotyped reputation of being...Slutty?" (i guess thats the word) but one has to understand that alot of that comes from the distortions given to it by movies and the public view of nursing. Long before I went into nursing I remember hearing stories of "women of questionable character being encouraged to either find a honorable husband to make them acceptable or become a teacher or domestic so that some form of social acceptance could be achieved. And I also remember studing in nursing school that when Ms. Nightingale announced to her family her intentions, her sister fainted, her mother was speechless and her father nearly banished her to a finishing school threatening to "restrain her as having lost all of her senses". I myself as a male, was stereotyped by my father as "sissy" when I announced in my senior year of high school of my intentions, and when I brought home the application for nursing school, he went into a rage telling my mother"no son of mine is gonna be a nurse" 


So knowing all this and the social views of people who nurse...a question such as this one on a nursing site, tends to anger me. Nurses, I suppose will always "chatter" among themselves and movies, TV and the like will always portray the "nurse" as the type of person who routinely engages in said behavior. But you don't see other professional sites such as lawyers and M.D.'s on webpages even bringing forth such a topic. So as long as nurses engage is such behavior, we ourselves perpetuate the myth that part of being a nurse also includes this behavior. I'm not saying that the other professions don't engage and do that, but on the sites that are supposed to show professionalism and be expected to be recieved as such, why would such a question be purposed?


We as nurses, must start reflecting the image of professionals and stop the images of the past as permiscous angels in white which the society at large sees us. Movie images of the heavily made. up, short skirted ,dimwitted high heeled taloned nurses must stop, and we can do it. The hollywood images of lawyers and doctors show them as true pros, but nurses tend to support the images and never raise a voice in protest....WHY? well maybe because WE ACTUALLT SEE OURSELVES IN THAT IMAGE...COULD THIS BE TRUE? Yes doctors and lawyers have affairs..at work even..(do you watch scrubs or ER?) but on professional web sites they don't include it in professional dialog..WHY?...BECAUSE IT DOESN'T BELONG THERE..ITS NOT PROFESSIONAL UNLESS YOUR IN THAT PROFESSION, and very few nurses I know street walk....... thanx

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Rate This | Posted 6 months ago

 

Well, I never had an affair when married, but both my exhusbands did...................maybe I could furnish their personal info?    I still know their social security numbers as well, lol.    I'm on #3 now.................................I always say, I'll never have another divorce but will have someone burried        .......................I am the one who did that post a few comments before this reply..................I would NEVER even give one of my many ex's personal info.    One of them is also the father of my children, and the other ex has nice kids ............... my morals would never mess with the welfare of a kid.     I do know someone who when going through a divorce............and her husband worked with a coworker.   Messy bad mistake.   He The guy who was messing around with a coworker had a restraining order delivered to her at HER job in front of her coworkers by a deputy.  Getting served by a deputy on the job in front of coworkers would be horribly embarrasing.   As far as the burial thing, well, I would pitch in $20 for the expenses I guess.  Im cheap, but not that cheap............besides we're in a recession.

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Rate This | Posted 5 months ago

 

Well I do believe in karmic relationships. If there is no karma there would not be a relationship. But if you have an affair and you feel that you could not avoid it, please try your best not to let your spouse knows about it.  Try to miniize the suffering as much as you can.  When the karma is severed, you will be parted automatically.  But its best to cut the cord of karmic ribbon by staying faithful to your spouse and if the relationship is unworkable, then seek a divorce first.


Please do not feel guilty either -- feeling guilty does not help you.


 

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Rate This | Posted 5 months ago

 

NOOOO, NOT EVERRRRR!!!!


Infidelity disgusts me.  I literally feel sick to my stomach when I hear of such things happening.  The way I see it, if one feels like they need to be intimate with someone outside their marriage then they need to get a freaking divorce FIRST.

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

the old saying is YOU DON"T SHIT WHERE YOU EAT, if thats too strong an answr try having that affair...................

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Why would you even want to have this discussion?

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

This is the most ridiculous topic I have ever heard of.   Maybe you are just trying to talk someone out of having an affair.  That would be good.   Affairs are bad...whether or not it is in a hospital setting or not.  Especially someone you work with.  And, for the record, no I have never had an affair with someone I work with.

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

sound s like some DR ants to get into your panties..go nurse nancy..................

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

My first husband had numerous affairs, and it really hurt. So, I feel that out of respect for the person you're married to, an affair just aint right.


Over the yeras of being a nurse, the harshest lesson I learned was to not date someone you work with. I did that once, and it was a disaster.I vowed never to attempt that again. The sad part was, at first I was glad I met this guy at work, and not at a nightclub. It was actually way worse.


When my first marriage ended I was heartsick. I was 26, and had a 2 year old child. For about 2 years, out of anger, I refused to get attached to anyone for fear of being hurt again.It was during this time that I was at the utmost of confusion. I made alot of mistakes, and paid dearly with my self-esteem and my heart.


I guess what I'm trying to say , is affairs are wrong, and dating at work is always a bad idea.

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Nope, but how about "Online" affairs??? Married people having affairs that begin on Nursing Link?

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

You gotta ask...what is the definition of "affair"? Does it have to be physical? Could you emotionally cheat on someone (like thinking of cheating, but not actually going through with it or striking  up a friendship that is too flirtatious)?

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

I don't think online stuff is really "cheating," as there is no physical contact... But if two people post "I Love You" comments for each other constantly, I think that's an "Affair" of sorts!

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

why would anyone want to start a topic like this anyway????

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Good Point!

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Anonymous says ...



I don't think online stuff is really "cheating," as there is no physical contact... But if two people post "I Love You" comments for each other constantly, I think that's an "Affair" of sorts!


 


HERE IS A QUESTION..........CAN ANYBODY ANSWER THIS?



"Ok who said  this:   " I swear I did not have deponent sex with that woman"    I heard an ER doc say troponin when I had taken my mom to the ER for chest pain.........for a second, I thought I had the answer to 'what is deponent'.   I was in nursing school, and thought I had he definition but it was just my mother's cardiac enzymes............dang

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Rated: +1 | Posted 4 months ago

 

its all just like TV , oh i have the hots for these DRs , hope i catch one $$$$$$ , sorry girls maybe you don't have what it takes but if you got it flaunt it..........anyone else agree????????????

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Rated: +1 | Posted 4 months ago

 

 


There are two types of affairs; mental (emotional) and physical. I have had several mental affairs over the years but I was close enough to the female (I am male) to set rules. I had a total of three non physical affairs. They were non intentional in the beginning but were much needed. They filled a void in my life when my wife and I were in much disagreement and weren’t talking about everything we need to. My partners for the mental affairs were in the same shape so we both got our needs met. One was a close call though. A matter of an hour and we would have went physical.


As far as physical; I have been married for 23 years total and never had a physical affair. My wife and I now have been married 12 years and I can’t fathom anyone touching the romance we have in the bedroom. I work with a lot of cute good looking ladies but my wife is hot to me.


Are mental affairs considered affairs? Yes


I believe if it takes time from your spouse and your relationship with her it is considered an affair. Was I wrong in having a non physical affair? Sure!  Would I do it again? I don’t know. Will I ever have a physical affair on my wife? No!

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

well look to the nurses to perpetuate this myth....stereotypes always have a base in factual activity...nurses chasing doctors give the same bad perception to the public when they dream of " if we're together then he will love me" stars in eyes while the resident sleeps with the other nurses on the 3rd floor while the 4th floor nurse has a day off to take care of her kids at home from another doctor.  sure before everyone attacks me for this portrayal ask yourself first if you haven't seen this activity..ive been in the hospitak for 12 years and have seen way more than 12 times... it only takes 1 incident to make everyone else see it as common... if you dont believe that then think about why 1 screw up can erode 10 years of flawless work....prove me wrong

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

u guys are silly:)

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

I personally feel that an emotional fair is just as bad, if not worse than a sexual affair.  The emotional ties two people create out of the boundaries of their personal marriages are far more stronger than the sexual ties.  Infidelity is painful, and quite honestly, I do not see a need for it.  If a person wants to be free and have many sexual conquests with no strings then they need to remain single.  Do not bring another person into your life and make promises only to hurt them later on.  I disagree that affairs "just happen"...adults make decisions everyday that their lives and the lives of their family members.  Affairs are not a personal choice, they affect far too many other people to be personal. 

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

I have been married for 16 years I have there are two guy sat work hitting on me tellling me they thinks I am beautiful and sexy and I would be lying if I said it didnt make me feel good.  And there are times I think about what it would be like to just do them.  i would never do it, because I love my husband and would never want to hurt him and if the tables were turned and my husband cheated on me, I would not give him another chance.

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

I can't even fathom being unfaithful to my husband, I love him so deeply.  I can't imagine the pain I would cause him and our children if I were to do something so selfish, not to mention the fact that I would lose an absolutely incredible man.  The thought of being with another man never even crosses my mind.  The sheer magnitude of the emotional pain I would feel if he were to do something of that nature nearly rips my heart out.  I think if more people stopped to think about what they are really doing before they become involved in an emotional or sexual affair they may make another choice. 

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Infidelity has got to be one of, if not the biggest violation of trust that a person could impose on their significant other.  I'm sure there are many rationalizations that would justify such an act, but if a person is honest with themself, I doubt that he/she could stand for being betrayed in such a way.  Don't even entertain the thought.  If you follow through with it, you have sacrificed your integrity.  Without integrity you are nothing.

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

Had an affair with a co-worker? YES, I have.   My husband and I met in nursing school while we were both married to other people.  We became friends but that was it.......until a few months after graduation.  He hired in at the same place I was working and a few months later we started having an affair......well the affair didn't last very long because the rumors started flying and both of our spouses found out........that was a long time ago, we both got divorced and we married each other.  We will be celebrating our EIGHTEENTH wedding anniversary this coming fall!!!!  Not your usual co-worker love affair story, huh??

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Rate This | Posted 4 months ago

 

nope I have never had a affair, but I am guilty of flirting on occasion

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Rated: +1 | Posted 3 months ago

 

Yep I had a affair not with someone I worked with, but I tell you what ,I did'nt feel bad at all . He cheated on me first and I'm a eye for a eye type person. But he never found out and we are still together.

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Rate This | Posted 16 days ago

 

Anonymous says ...



Yep I had a affair not with someone I worked with, but I tell you what ,I did'nt feel bad at all . He cheated on me first and I'm a eye for a eye type person. But he never found out and we are still together.


 


it is kind of like you own a cadilac your happy driving most of the time although you like to take a camaro out for a rodeo ride every once in a while right?


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