You could be offended by ads for this agency that helps people cheat. Or you could simply marvel at how dumb people are. I’m against the ads, but I have a hard time getting steamed. That cheating on a spouse is bad is something everyone agrees on for the explosive, agonizing, emotional problems it creates. On other marriage-related topics you won’t find two people on the street with the same opinion. But this one?
Cheating. There ain’t no rehabilitation for that word. Everything in us balks at the idea of somehow saying that’s a good thing, or could help a marriage, or would do anything other than tremendous harm.
I say Sign Up Idiots! Bring it on. I’m waiting for the young entreprising computer programmer wearing pajamas in his basement who hacks into the system and reveals who all is on the list. It’s bound to happen. Then we can take the four million some odd “members” and ship them off to an uninhabited Arctic Island (though I hesitate to foist these losers on the polar bears). It’s merely a question of which island, and whether they get to take a coat.
by 
You should check out this interview with the founder and CEO of Ashley Madison Noel Biderman: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_4I__YdnG0
It is interesting as how he attempts to reveal why his site is, in a sense, morally good.
Obviously, I don’t agree.