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littlelissa23

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resist! bleeeech! No way I want to be a piece of something on the side. No thanks.

 

I had a married man hit on me, and I told him to go back and work things out with his wife. I don't want some angry wife coming after me! there are more than enough single men out there.

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I would absolutely, positively resist that person. I would NEVER want to get involved with someone who is married; even if they tell you that their marriage is doomed! There are plenty of attractive people in the world who are single.

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Yes, a person who is committed to someone else but who is hitting on you...says loud and clear "I HAVE NO INTEGRITY". So unless all you care about is sex and do not care to be emotionally involved...in the least (like a hooker or a gigalo) ('cept you don't get paid..) steer clear. Same with someone who KNOWS you are married, yet persues you...it ISNT a compliment...it is a threat. That person can never love you or respect you...if they had that in them..they would never go after you in the first place.

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there was a guy at my old work place that i thought was attractive. well, i thought he was interesting......so that made him attractive. but i didnt know he was married - he was only 24-25 but he already has like two kids!

 

when i found out, i wasnt interested in him sexually anymore.

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No way. And yes I have had the "luxury" of testing out this hypothetical in real life. The same applies to men not married but whom are in a relationship with someone! Apparently for some just being in a relationship is okay....I went to a stagette last weekend and we went dancing...there were guys hitting on ME because I was "only attached" whereas the other girls were married....GAH! THey said "what does attached mean anyway" I responded it means "NO, IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN!".

 

Total no-no for me.

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oh no way! this is a clear case of knowing from the get go that you are getting involved with someone who lies and cheats, not a good recommendation for a relationship.

 

It's signing up for a great big helping of misery, even if it is flattering or exciting in the beginning, odds of it ending very painfully for everyone are 99.9%...

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