[ilovesarah2012]

My daughter is 29. Yesterday she received an email ad from the website Ashley Madison, which promotes “discreet affairs”. My daughter isn’t married and has no idea how they got her email. The point is there is a company soliciting married people to have an affair. I had heard something about them a few years ago - something about a billboard ad somewhere. I don’t think our society has a chance.

[B4Ranch]

The women who take them up on the offer probably end up on the internet.

[iontheball]

The point is there is a company soliciting married people to have an affair. I had heard something about them a few years ago - something about a billboard ad somewhere. _________________________________________ Periodically, Sean Hannity has had on his radio show a guy who runs one of these website pay-to-play ‘services.’ Hannity debates the guy over the morality of making money running a website that facilitates marital cheating, which likely will lead to divorce.

[varyouga]

Ashley M is nothing.

There are sites like “seeking arrangement” where women go into relationships with rich men for a cash exchange. Most of the men are married so it is basically a site to buy a mistress by the month. Something like 5% of female NYU students have at least made a profile on it.

It was deemed legal as long as the exchange is for a “relationship”, not purely for hourly sex.

There is also a recent new site where women auction themselves off like eBay. Don’t recall the name.

Liberation has come!