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"There's always a possibility that a person can get attracted to another. It's human nature. It's not wrong. BUT, when you're in a commitment, you should discipline yourself. One may get attracted to numerous prospect and it's okay. As long as you don't nurse the feeling and won't do something about it. Border line between cheating and faithfulness. Recognize the reality that you already have the person that can give you more than what you can get from the 'cheap' thrills of attraction."

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