Having read the post credited to Toks2008 about trusting a man with another woman, I want to ask please where do we categorise Married Women dating Married Men but both still hold their marriages and spouse seriously?
Are they sinners?
Whose sin is greater?
Could they be classified as fornicators just like unmarried men and women do?
I need answers oh.

amliftedhigher:
Having read the post credited to Toks2008 about trusting a man with another woman, I want to ask please where do we categorise Married Women dating Married Men but both still hold their marriages and spouse seriously?
Are they sinners?
Whose sin is greater?
Could they be classified as fornicators just like unmarried men and women do?
I need answers oh.

This is clear adultery.

They are engaged in adultery , which is a common sin ; hence none is greater

Shelumiel:
They are engaged in adultery , which is a common sin ; hence none is greater

I wonder why men are being called when ever this kind of issue comes up.
David in the bible did his own by force, he and Solomon took peoples wife by force. They even went as far as killing the husband.
But this days married women approached married men for dating with a simple reason that they are both matured for the game hence no blackmail of any sort.

amliftedhigher:

I wonder why men are being called when ever this kind of issue comes up.
David in the bible did his own by force, he and Solomon took peoples wife by force. They even went as far as killing the husband.
But this days married women approached married men for dating with a simple reason that they are both matured for the game hence no blackmail of any sort.

Point of correction, it was David who was engaged in adultery ;not Solomon. And secondly , adultery is a sin which destroys not only the individual , but the home of those who practice such . Think about it : what sort of example would you be setting for your kids if you were engaged in acts of adultery