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[quote=Anonymous]I have no idea why you feel the need to label this. Almost everyone 'trickle truths' when they first start dating or talking. They tell you something, see how you react, then tell you more as time goes on. You do the same when you meet a new friend or potential partner. You don't air all your dirty laundry, every trauma you have experienced and every bad decision you have made at the first meeting. It is a normal way to get to know someone. Once you know them well then it is problematic but it still happens. A woman might spend $3000 online shopping but initially tell her husband I just bought a couple things I needed and then later say she spent a little more than she had thought and eventually she may come clean. [/quote]
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