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General | Posted by Max at Nov. 16, 2008 - 5:52 pm


A woman in Cornwall, England, has filed papers to divorce her husband on the grounds of "unreasonable behavior" after she discovered that his character in the online role-playing game Second Life had been having an affair.

Amy Taylor, 28, whose online alter ego is named Laura Skye, said that her husband's virtual infidelity exacted a pain that cut as deep as any extramarital liaison. "It may have started online, but it existed entirely in the real world and it hurts just as much," she said. "His was the ultimate betrayal. He had been lying to me." (See the 50 best websites of 2008.)


This is truly the downfall of society. If we can't respect the values of a digital wedding before the grandest of tubes, the Internet, how can we put any faith in effable, mortal vows? There is a tragic vacuum of morality, and if it can't be filled with YouTube and Cracked.com then we are at a palpable loss.

But there may be light at the end of the fiber, as CNN reports:

Taylor is now in a new relationship with a man she met in the online roleplaying game World of Warcraft.


May all your purples go unsharded.
[Read Full Story at Time Magazine]
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