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fatjax | 16:13 Thu 26th Jul 2007 | Body & Soul
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If you are having an affair, is there a way of describing what you are doing to your partner using the word affair?? e.g. "I am having an affair against my husband"...I'm after one that actually makes sense though!
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I am affairing? We had a debate about this once down the pub and we couldn't work it out either ;o )
I am cheating on my husband.
or

I am betraying my husband.
'conducting an affair'
I am being a *****. lol
w h o r e
Just say 'I am having an affair'..that tends to explain it all.

Or shagging behind his back..either will do ;o)
Baw deep in m1nge and it's not my wife?
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thanks for all your suggestions, but it's gotta include the word affair.

egs. i affaired my husband, i had an affair against my husband.

there must be a way of saying it!!!!
Why must there be?
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coz i want there to be!!!

(although i am starting to think that it isn't possible)
i think I understand what you're saying like if your were to say I've murdered someone...I've affaried against you
I've affairly large part of my anatomy in somebody else's wife?
there isnt a way is there> There is no such word as 'affaird' and its not in the write context...
I had an affair behind my husbands back? Although the word affair suggests decepton so there is no need to to explain it is there?

can't you just say - i had an affair?
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i wanted to explain to a mate that my uncles partner cheated on him, but what came out of my mouth was..."x had an affair." I then needed to qualify that x was the partner of my uncle, so i just said "x had an affair against my uncle" and everyone laughed. that caused us to ask the question: If you are having an affair, is there a way of describing what you are doing to your partner using the word affair??
Couldnt you have just said your uncles partner is having an affair of which he is oblivious?
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thanks black noir, a definite possibility. i could have said..."x is having an affair...of which my uncle is oblivious". Don't you tink that there should be a preposition that comes with the word affair. i think we should invent one and get it recognition. how about "to have an affair on"..."she had an affair on my uncle". hmmm, i think i prefer my original suggestion though, "to have an affair against"...
I'm having an extra marital affair away from my husband
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loving the suggestions people!!
Affairness
How about I'm a Affairer they are the affairee, without making it sound like they are "a fairy"

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