I’m kinda sad reading the mean comments some people have left about the “other woman”. Just fun” whatever… Stay away from the married men. There are a LOT of single men out there that want “No strings. That you stop justifying it to yourselves so that you don’t have to face reality. I only hope that those of you that are “the other woman” realize how wrong you are. Those of us with self respect and self control have not. The woman in the song is wrong and so are those of you who claim “we’ve all been there.” No. I cannot feel sorry for or sympathise for “the other woman” no matter how emotional or heart felt the song is. This song angers me every time I hear it. Let it break up, then act on your feelings. Just because you’re single does not give you the right to justify it. I have had the option (and desire) of being the other woman a few times, and no matter how bad I wanted it,I’ve walked away.Ī marriage, a family, often with children involved – is not to be tampered with.if the relationship dissolves and it ends for reasons other than adultery, fine – but adultery is wrong. I agree with many of you that you can’t help who your heart falls in love with… But you absolutely can and should control whether or not you act on it. I am surprised that the only comment on here AGAINST this song is an extremely religious one that will only affect those who want to listen to verses from God. I encourage any man or woman who has been involved in this sin to repent of your sin, trust in Christ and turn to God who is merciful and who will forgive you of all of your sins. Even on his bed he plots evil he commits himself to a sinful course and does not reject what is wrong.” In Proverbs 30:20 (NIV), God warns us about the adultress: “This is the way of an adultress: She eats and wipes her mouth and says, ‘I’ve done nothing wrong.'” While the adultress in this song beckons her lover to stay the course of the betrayal of his wife, Proverbs 3:7 (NIV) warns: “Do not be wise in your own eyes fear the Lord and shun evil.” Indeed, “to fear the Lord is to shun evil.” (Proverbs 8:13 NIV). The words of his mouth are wicked and deceitful he has ceased to be wise and to do good. For in his own eyes he flatters himself too much to detect or hate his sin. Psalm 36:1-4 (NIV) warns us about the course of a sinful man: “An oracle is within my heart concerning the sinfulness of the wicked: There is no fear of God before his eyes.

This song is sung from the perspective of an adultress who laments her lover’s return to the covenant bed that he shares with his wife. This song is awful in that it promotes the sin of adultery.

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