"Not Really Cheating" by Dave Schulte. A man and a woman work together. Both of their spouses are too busy to satisfy them sexually; yet each wants to remain faithful and monogamous. They become aware of their mutual attraction to each other. They decide that since infidelity involves actual sex, it wouldn't really be cheating if they simply masturbated together; and so they do so. It's an interesting idea, and the story is well written. Incidentally, in my own opinion, this *is* really cheating. In other words, I would consider myself to be unfaithful to my husband if I needed a sexual fix and got it by masturbating with a friend when my husband was too busy to satisfy me. Infidelity involves the violation of a relationship, and what the story describes is at least the beginning of the violation of a relationship. No real moral lesson here - just a commentary on the title. It was still an enjoyable story. By the way, in my morally acute mind, reading stories on a.s.s. and fantasizing about them does *not* constitute a violation of a relationship, even if Tammy Ng does write cynical letters to the reviewer Now you know why I read twenty of these stories a week! I had better talk to my husband.