Indulging in the heart of a "third party", is it the pursuit of love or the destruction of morality?
On the emotional stage, there is a group of people who quietly come in, they like to act as a "third party", each with a different purpose. Some are for the passion and romance of the feelings, some for the pursuit of novelty, and still others for the sake of proving their vanity. However, regardless of the purpose, such behavior is immoral and harms both others and one's own morality and personality. 
The first type of people are looking for novelty and excitement. For them, intervening in someone else's feelings is an adventure, an experience like no other, and the excitement and stimulation it brings to them is an indescribable satisfaction. They are tired of the monotony of their love life and are eager to break this monotony by acting as a "third party". However, this mindset of seeking novelty and excitement is not healthy, and it may bring harm to others, and at the same time, it will also undermine one's own moral bottom line.
The second group of people is looking for recognition and attention. These people are often desperate for the attention and approval of others, so they choose to prove their worth by acting as a "third party". They may lack self-confidence in their lives or feel undervalued in their relationships, so they try to compensate for the lack of heart by taking risks in this way. However, this way of seeking recognition and attention is extreme, and the attention and recognition they receive is short-lived and does not really meet their inner needs. 
The third group of people, who are there to satisfy their vanity. These people make up for their inner insecurities and inferiority complex by intervening in other people's feelings to improve their status and status in the social circle. This vanity satisfaction stems from a distrust of one's own worth and charisma, and the need to prove one's superiority through the eyes of others. However, this behavior is irresponsible because it builds on the pain and hurt of others and will only put yourself in more trouble and suffering.
The last group of people, they are looking for true love. These people may be unknowingly involved in someone else's relationship, and may not be aware that the other person already has a partner. They may feel that they are fighting for true love, but in fact their so-called true love is wishful thinking, because true love does not make people bear the stigma of "third party". 
Regardless of the purpose, acting as a "third party" is an immoral act that harms both others and one's own morality and personality. The pursuit of novelty and excitement, the search for recognition and attention, the satisfaction of vanity, or the search for true love all hide the essence of irresponsibility and selfishness.
In real life, we should keep our eyes open and be wary of these irresponsible behaviors. Whether you are an observer or a party in it, understand the dangers of such behavior. As a member of society, we should work together to maintain the moral bottom line and pursue true and healthy feelings. Don't let the "third party" mentality become a cancer in social relations, let us work together to build a healthier and more harmonious society.