| Does Ashley Madison encourage infidelity? | ||
| No, Ashley Madison
does not encourage anyone to stray. In fact, if you are having
difficulty with your relationship, you should seek counseling.
However, if you still feel that you will seek a person other than your partner to fill your unmet needs, then we truly believe that our service is the best place to start. At Ashley Madison, you can communicate with other like-minded adults who may be more sympathetic to your circumstances. You never compromise your safety, privacy or security and will never have to reveal your identity unless you choose to. You can go at your own pace and change your mind any time you wish. |
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| How Long has Ashley Madison been in business? | ||
| The Ashley Madison Agency was started in late 2001 and officially launched our website to the public on January 21st, 2002. | ||
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| Doesn't a service like Ashley Madison make it Easier for people to Stray? | ||
| Of course not. People
don't stray because it is easy or convenient. Most stray because
they are missing something in their relationship and feel they
need or deserve more than their primary partner offers. Providing a service like ours does not make someone more likely to stray any more than increasing the availability of glassware contributes to alcoholism. No report contradicts this finding. On the other hand, putting up barriers and making it difficult to stray has never discouraged infidelity; if anything, it simply makes people want to even more. |
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| Why does Ashley Madison offer an outlet for people that don't care about their spouses? | ||
| Unfortunately,
stereotypes about philanderers abound. Most unfaithful people do
care about their spouse and will take steps to work out their
problems. Our role is to keep them from taking unnecessary risks while they explore the feelings that got them to our website to begin with. Helping individuals stay safe and anonymous impacts the potential outcome of their decisions. |
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| This website seems like a radical idea. What do people have to say about it? | ||
| Public opinion is
clearly in favor of a free and democratic society that lets
people do as they wish, including signing on to our service to
have an affair - (Even if they would not use our service
themselves). A recent survey suggested that as many as 75% of
those polled believed that: "While 'cheating' was inherently
wrong, we should still have the right as a free society to make
up our own minds". Besides, the most fatal decision is that of a settled point of view. |
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| Is this the right place for me? Will I find someone? | ||
| The good thing about
The Ashley Madison Website System is that it really can work.
Having an affair is a risky proposition. There are many obstacles to over come and you always face the risk of getting caught. It's probably a good idea to seek relationship counseling and work out your marital problems before you attempt an affair. Getting caught can bring on many undesired repercussions and will probably result in ongoing mis-trust between you and your partner or divorce. Serious consideration should be given to all possible outcomes. Please choose carefully. While we can never guarantee that you are going to find a suitable companion, Ashley Madison has thousands of Ad Profiles to choose from and we're always advertising to bring on hundreds of new members every week. You may find your perfect match right away or sometime in the near future as new members sign on and wish to contact or be contacted by you. |
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