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    He tells Biderman he's destroying the institution of marriage by giving people a community and a forum to act out their sinful, lustful desires. "Adultery has its kicks ... but if has wicked, Chuck Norris-like kickbacks." It's better to have an affair than to get divorced, Biderman states simply. Full Article at Pegasus News
    Adultery has its kicks ... but if has wicked, Chuck Norris-like kickbacks.
    SOURCE: Pegasus News 2 months ago
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Grapevine pastor debates with owner of a cheating website on national television
  1. But great sex should happen within the confines of marriage. It's time for the church to bring the bed back in
    SOURCE: Pegasus News 2 months ago
  2. They also have the most orgasms!
    SOURCE: Pegasus News 2 months ago
  3. But people don't have affairs because of my website. Infidelity can save your marriage. Look at this gentleman right here
    SOURCE: Pegasus News 2 months ago
  4. Life is short, have an affair -- but I want to add three words: with your spouse.
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  5. There's no 'thou shalt not help other people cheat,' is there?
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  6. I'm telling you, look at the smiles on their faces!
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  7. I found a study … that evangelical women are the most sexually satisfied
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  8. If you use the Ten Commandments as your central thesis, you begin from failure
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  9. Life is short. Have an affair.
    SOURCE: Pegasus News 2 months ago

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