http://theweek.com/articles/573679/why-identities-ashley-madisons-clients-are-none-business
Many of you may have hear of the recent hack of the marriage-scandal-cheating site "Ashley Madison" The site was created for married men and women to meet (and eventually create an affaire) with other married people because their dissatisfaction of their partner. The hack unleashed almost 30 million names of users on this site creating a global outrage. Thousands if not more American marriages are being destroyed. My personal opinion is that this site should not exist in the first place. Think about it, there are probably plenty moms and dads missing important events of their child's because they got "held up at work" but are really using that as an excuse to have an afire. And secondly I think it's good this site got hacked because when it comes to stuff like this, the people effected have a right to know. So before you log on to a site like this think to your self... Is it really worth it? Could just a little more communication not help solve issues you may have?
Ashley Madison should have never come to existence
ReplyDeleteAshley Madison should have never come to existence
ReplyDeletehmmm. The revelation happened for a reason. All wrong has consequences.karma is a perra - mariela lomeli
ReplyDeleteI don't understand why people are married in the first place if they're going to be unfaithful. Why make a commitment you can't keep??
ReplyDeleteAshley Madison is a cheaters website therefor those who were exposed got what they deserved, even if it was a leak of personal/private information.
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