Do you or have you ever 'clicked sylistically' with someone?

That's the excuse Kristin Cabot used for her affair with her then-boss Andy Byron that resulted in the now-infamous 'kiss cam affair' at a Coldplay concert last year in the USA.

For me, work 'affairs' are a big no-no, especially with anyone in executive/management circles.

Wouldn't matter how hot a person was, affairs are cheating, and they take two (at least) to tango.

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Mellomarsha · 61-69, F

I swooned when 007 said "shaken, not stirred." And that's before I'd ever had a Martini. I'm still a bit in love, sigh.

RodneyTrotter1 · 100+, M

I hope not, sounds painful.

Falconbluesky · 56-60, M

I still love Coldplay!

OogieBoogie · F

What does "silistically" mean?

Dp you mean "holistically"?

SW-User

@OogieBoogie Kristin specifically used the phrase 'stylistically clicked' in her recent 'i am trying to justify my affair' expose.

She also claims in the same expose that she 'leaned into Andy' and 'didn't expect him to wrap his arms around her boobs' right at the moment the jumbotron situation occured despite her giving him clear signals that it was ok to be sexual and intimate with her.

That said both of them are equally guilty.

OogieBoogie · F

@SW-User its amazing the lies people tell themselves 🙄

CreyvinMoorhead · 41-45, M

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