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Adultery is voluntary sexual intercourse between a married
person and someone other than his or her lawful spouse. The act of Adultery has
been considered a crime punishable even by death by the religious people in
different parts of the world. It is Immoral, and I can say that it is worse
than Illegal.
Park Han-chul said that “It’s realistically impossible that
all unethical acts face criminal justice,” I can understand a bit what he
means. Maintaining prisons is costly and adultery is one of the common crimes
committed but isn’t it right that law must help protect our traditional family
values?
Marriage is sacred and rightful and it is protected by all
religions. Through the sacrament of marriage, you are giving an assurance that
you will love that person forever. If you love the person, you will consider
his/her feelings. Do you think “adultery” doesn't give emotional stress?
Few people say that infidelity is outside the justice system
and I am not really sure if Korea has a law against emotional abuse. One thing
I am really sure of, Adultery can ruin a family, and it seriously harms you and
the people around you. If someone commits suicide or loses his/her mind because
of “adultery”, do you think adulterating husband/wife isn't responsible?
In my opinion if a person isn't sure of his/her feelings
towards someone, it will be better not to consider “marriage”. Marriage means
commitment for a life-time and for me, it means staying loyal. Most relationships fail because
of lack of commitment if “adultery will be legalize” what’s the sense of
getting married? And what is the sense of being committed to someone?
Anyway, I don’t have the right to tell the Korean Government
not to legalize adultery since I am not a Korean. I am only being opinionated. Different
people have different opinions. I was just intrigued by this trending “hot”
topic that I have read recently.
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