'Life's too short, DON'T have an affair'
April 14th 2010 08:29
Meet Noel Biderman. He is known as the 'King of Infidelity' but to me, he is just a filthy pig.
Biderman is the founder of a website called ashleymadison.com. A site which encourages people who are married or in a relationship to have affairs. It's motto is Life is short, have an affair. It lists men and women who are looking for a bit of fun on the side, someone to give them some kind of sexual thrill and fill a hole that their partner isn't. I see it as increasing the members chances of bringing home an STI to their loyal ‘other’ (how devastating a discovery) or increasing the rate of dismemberment or parentless children. Biderman is a sick and twisted to have started a website with the potential to hurt thousands of people, but as if he and his heavy wallet give a shit.
This time 'business' and money making has gone too far. There are some choices consumers shouldn’t be given and this is one of them. I wouldn't be surprised if Biderman came up with this idea after burning a bible, sleeping with his best mates wife and stealing from pensioners as he has no morals, no ethical standards and i don't know how he sleeps at night. I also don't know how his wife sleeps next to him.
Unfortunately the website, ashleymadison.com has now hit our shores. 40 thousand Australians have joined the agency so far apparently, and it hasn’t even been properly launched. Biderman says Australia is shaping up to be the most disloyal in the world. Be prepared to see your partner slugged with advertisements for this cheating website on their way home from work, a constant message that they are wasting their ‘short life’ with one person. Like it wasn’t already easy enough to cheat, with communication so advanced in today’s age. Noel has taken it one step further, now, you can find participants who are willing to keep it all hush hush. But there's a twist. Maybe I can go on the website and find a nice family to rip apart, or blackmail my ‘lover’ into giving me cash or I’ll tell his wife about our affair. Not a bad idea actually.
Biderman argues there are many people unhappy with their love lives and he is giving them an option to feel alive again, whether it’s a woman who wants to rekindle a romantic feeling they have been missing, or a man who wants a different ‘flavour’ his website apparently ‘helps’ people. Biderman himself says men join ultimately for sex, so you can throw the romantic idea out the window ladies.
He is not just providing an option for those who aren’t satisfied in their relationships, he is encouraging people to cheat. Simple messages like the website’s slogan: Life is short, have an affair are simply immoral. He is making gains out of causing suffering. Giving options to people like this makes people make stupid decisions that they wouldn’t normally do.
The other argument I guess is, is it really Noel Biderman’s fault or is it society? Would the ashleymadison website cause people to cheat, or would the same people cheat anyway even if it wasn’t there? Does he lure and create new cheaters via his existence? I think he does, and be warned, curiosity killed the cat.
Let's change this slogan to, Life's too short, DON'T have an affair or you will end up a lonely person who let go of a loving wife and happy children for one moments pleasure. Is it really worth it?
Biderman is married with two children. I wonder what his wife thinks. How would you feel if your partner was the face of infidelity?
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