Where would you draw the line, or would you?  

I think my husband would leave me if I did that, no matter how much money I got! And it's not worth losing him over. Now maybe if I was in desperate need for money, I might accept such an offer... But if I'm getting by ok with my current income, I wouldn't consider it.

He can offer me everything he owns and throw in his soul as well, sweetie. I am not for sale. TATA.

This post contains content of a mature nature. You must be Signed in or Registered to have the option to view this content.

This post contains content of a mature nature. You must be Signed in or Registered to have the option to view this content.

Married? No price would be enough.
Although the proposition is an attractive one, especially if one continued to play the guys hand until he reached into the four or five digits, I think for anyone even to consider accepting such a proposition, especially if married, is immoral. Bottom Line.
Since I am not married, this day and age I would likely just laugh and say Thanks anyway.

I think I would tell him no initially, and if his offer kept climbing, I would say 'excuse me, would you like me to call my husband so you can arrange a deal with him? If he wants to arrange a deal, then we'll talk' lol! I really don't think that my husband would be interested in such a deal but since a situation like this hasn't dropped in our lap, I can't assume he wouldn't either. I think it would actually have to be quite high before it would pique my interest, because that would determine the value placed on the whole encounter. Morally, this is a strange situation, but that's why I would call my husband lol. There are people who have multiple spouses and partners and people who have open marriages, and really with something like that, it's open communication and trust that allows them to work. This would be the same thing, I'm guessing. I'd have to add some strings though - such as it would be one night and nothing else, no phone calls, no emails, no texts, no interfering in our lives, having us followed by a PI, etc etc. I really would wonder what would cause someone to offer something like that, I'm too cynical to think there wouldn't be ulterior motives.

barehugs when I was in that age bracket my father offered me a million dollars not to marry the man I loved, I turned him down as at thirty I had a right to marry the man I loved. now if I was married with children I still would have turned down the wealthy good looking man no matter how much he offered me. I think too much of my self and my morals to let money buy me out. I would smile very sweetly and say, Satan be gone you cannot tempt me to destroy my self for money . as I would feel he had a link with the Satan creature.After all I have to face myself in the mirror every morning when I put on my make up.

I don't really thing that I would lower myself to that level unless I was completely desperate for money. I don't think that cheating on your spouse just to get some extra spending money is worth the heartache that you would cause your husband, the upheaval you could cost your children, and the guilt you would have to live with. I would not do well in a situation like that. In this situation, you say that I have always had enough money to live comfortably and that's really all a person needs anyways. What would happen if at some point you ran into this same man again? That would be incredibly awkward. I believe in the sanctity of marriage and when I marry, there is no room for going outside the marriage, money or no money.

A great question, it shows that people do not admit to being tempted but as we all know everyone is subject to temptation.

all the best urban

It might have changed these days ofc, but i remember hearing a quote that everybody have their price, EVERYBODY. Besides 20-30 is the real party time, crazyness etc. So it might not be that hard for that wealthy man to get what he wants. Hey, if hes is really that good looking and a nice guy you might even do it w/o the money involved.