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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Today's Most Saddest Moment

What's Worse: To Lie, Cheat or Seek Revenge?

Wednesday, November 09, 2011 -- 2:32 PM

About six months into dating Josh, Amanda was checking her email on his laptop when she noticed his Facebook page was up. She said she invaded his privacy and found messages from a girl he was evidently seeing the entire time she was dating him.

In a state of rage, Amanda then went to the website Cheaterville.com, and publicly posted that Josh is a cheater.

An audience member asks Josh, "What about the fact that she went into your email? That is kind of a betrayal of trust. I would be more concerned with being with someone that wasn't worried you were cheating and then went into your private email. I think that's kind of a betrayal."

What do you think is the bigger crime -- lying, cheating or publicly seeking revenge?

Would you be able to continue dating someone who lied, or someone who looked at your email or private Facebook? Have you ever snooped around in someone's email or Facebook?

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