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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Even if the relationship person should repeadedly ask, venture no opinion or sighting of the partner of the relationship person. If it is a "bit of fun", even though it is possible to fall madly and deeply etc., intervening in the other's relationship, for whatever resons, almost always results in grief for ALL, you included, and it never ends up happy ever after!.
If it is you in the relationship and you are playing away, then prepare to live in a house of secrets, dodging reflections and shadows, and the eventual demise of your relationship. May be not today, maybe not tomorrow, but at some time soon and for the rest of your life.
Which is the lesser of two evils? I agree with the above, generally i would say the person in the relationship or marriage is the one that has made the promise to their partner and therefore their betrayal is the greater.
However I don't subscribe to this "I'm single so i can do what i want" attitude that all too many people seem to have. We are all responsible for the feelings of others, and the way we treat others. It's very easy not to have an affair with someone in a relationship - just don't go there, don't even entertain it. The damage done by infidelity is so wide spread. As someone who had to grudingly keep someone elses secret for a long time, no-one ever comes out a winner.