I think all of us would find immense pleasure and even arousal from touching a pregnant belly. I unfortunately have never had the pleasure to do so, but I'm curious. If we ten another pregnant woman's belly and find enjoyment out of it, would that be considered cheating if we're in a relationship with another woman? To me it kind of seems like it would be.my rational is that touching another woman's ass or tit would be cheating, and for some touching a belly may give us more arousal.

Lmao no

The answer is going to be different for every person and for every relationship.

I was in a relationship years ago where that definitely would have been considered cheating because I would have been gaining arousal through another woman. Nowadays, I'm in a relationship where things are more open and easy-going and I would actually be encouraged to have as much fun with a preggo as possible.

So yeah, you're not going to get one "true" answer to this. You and your partner(s) determine it.

Depends on how open your relationship is about that sort of thing. The boundaries you and your partner feel are important are the deciding factors. If it feels like cheating to either of you it's going to cause a problem. If it doesn't to either of you then it's not cheating, no agreement has been broken.

In my opinion yes, IF you are in a monogamous relationship and IF you are sexually aroused by it.

if your partner was pregnant, would you be ok with other guys rubbing her belly?

Intent & Consent. "Cheating" requires two things: (a) your intent to obtain something sexually gratifying and (b) the consent of the other person to make it sexually gratifying to you. You can't cheat on somebody with somebody else if that somebody else doesn't know it's a situation that could be cheating. Example: you run into an (obviously pregnant) old college friend in the grocery store, say hi, she's rubbing her belly, and you ask if you can feel, too. Compare that with being alone with somebody you have had a flirty non-sexual friendship with, she knows about your fetish and asks you if she turns you on, and then asks you to rub her belly in with lotion before you both go to your respective homes for the day. These are very different situations.

I would say yes for reason, you seeking satisfaction in something that your partner can't provide at this moment. It shows her that she is inferior because you are seeking satisfaction from something she can't provide.

If you are putting yourself into a situation for sexual gratification and your partner doesn't know or approve of it, then yes, it's cheating. My partner 'doesn't know' is a lame excuse for losers.

(July 30, 2021, 11:42 pm)LSeymour Intent & Consent.  "Cheating" requires two things: (a) your intent to obtain something sexually gratifying and (b) the consent of the other person to make it sexually gratifying to you.  You can't cheat on somebody with somebody else if that somebody else doesn't know it's a situation that could be cheating...

I would respectfully disagree with that definition. If you're in a committed, monogamous relationship and have deceived an "other person" about your relationship status, and they genuinely have no idea you're in a committed relationship and pursue an emotional and/or physical relationship with you, you are absolutely committing an act of infidelity. Cheating does not require that all parties involved need to know that the act is cheating, just as ignorance of the law will not absolve you from the consequences of breaking said law. Now, if you're strictly referring to blame of the "other person", I would agree with you; if the "other person" initiates the relationship in good faith then they aren't guilty of anything, although as time goes on, that excuse would become harder to believe as evidence of something insincere transpiring would become more evident.

Now, my thought on the initial inquiry. Cheating is generally placed into two categories, broadly speaking, physical/sexual and emotional. I think emotional cheating is easy to cross off, so is this "physical/sexual cheating". I think a good way to answer this question is to consider something else that you don't gain sexual arousal from. I think since we all here derive sexual arousal from pregnant women/bellies, it's harder to separate this seemingly innocuous act from sexual arousal. But what about someone who has cheirophilia (hand partialism [fetish]) are they cheating every time they shake another person's hand, give a high five, etc.?

To me, rubbing a pregnant woman's belly seems like "tactile pornography". Isn't this just a tactile version of what we're all doing on here which is visual pornography? So, unless you consider coming onto this website as "cheating", I wouldn't think that touching a pregnant woman's belly is cheating.