Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Erotic talk with a virtual partner in chatrooms on the Internet are enough grounds for a spouse to file for divorce, a legal magazine said Wednesday, citing a recent ruling in Belgium.

Belgian legal publication De Juristenkrant said the Brussels Appeals Court ruled that although transcripts of the erotic chatroom conversation do not prove adultery, they do constitute proof of "grossly insulting behavior" which is sufficient grounds to file for divorce.

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

Especially if they're bad at it.

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

I would think so. Let's just say someone very close to me thinks their spouse was cheating. I had one of the best keylogger's put on their system.

First day I had it, we cold busted him admitting to phone sex.

I'm sure interested parties would not be happy with this.

Let's just say, I'm not happy with this.

I'm gonna let it go for abit, since it emails me every day what they do.

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

I find "grossly insulting behavior" an interesting legal term.

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

Just out of curiousity, is this "paid" phone sex or "real person" phone sex?

(Yes, I know it wouldn't make any difference to some women, but I'm not one of them.)

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

Real person. It's a co-worker of sorts.

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

ummm for the record , I'm in the clear here!!!

Not me

:)

Re: Erotic chat grounds for divorce?
 

You can pretty much figure out who it is by how much it's pissed me off.