Never heard of the woman before this scandal broke. I have a question though. Is it really infidelity if both husband and wife are actively or enthusiastically indulging in cuckolding? And if they are is it really anybody elses business?

I am not condoning it but I am trying to get some sense of clarification and balance here.

Politicians all throughout history of American politics are and or were guilty of marital infidelity and worse really and most if not all of them have gotten away with it with very little if any negative repercussions. Marion Barry comes to mind. He was caught on film in a motel room with a prostitute while doing cocaine and smoking weed. I often wondered how greater society would respond if a female politician or POTUS were to do such things. I wonder if it would somehow be regarded as MORE scandalous and more outrageous than all of the Male politicians who have done it.

Comparing this woman to Anthony Weiner it must be pointed out that Weiners behaviors were unsolicited, unwanted, and age inappropriate I believe.

This woman apparently had sex with multiple partners while her husband sat back and watched...so again I ask...is that really an act of infidelity? If all parties involved are adult and all are willing participants then whose business is it.

To me this scandal is a symptom of just how secularist and detached our American Culture has become from godliness and righteousness. If it ever was godly and righteous to begin with. The shocking part is not the behavior itself but it is the lack of shame and the
public exposition and public response to such behaviors.

Don't kid yourselves. There is no doubt a mega-wave of "prurient interest" on the part of the consuming public. I would like to know how many web searches there have been for photos and movies of this woman doing the cucking scenes - have hundreds of millions of web searches have been executed? - at least that many is a safe bet IMHO

So IMHO anyone who has searched on the web high and low for the related pics and videos really has no right to bash her for doing something that a billion web surfers seek out and masturbate to every hour of every day.

Porn has become so commonplace it is now all but passe' - in fact it is so mainstream now that IMHO it seems totally appropriate to no longer refer to the subjects in the porn industry as whores and sluts and ...etc...today they are in all practical and abstract terms "Sex Workers".

The public appetite for porn is nothing short of mainstream. If we in the general public are going to consume internet porn to that degree then do we really have any moral high ground to stand on in criticizing this woman?
Let me know what you think about that!