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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How come you got divorced? Did your wife get too wrinkly after she had the kids? Do you want more kids with your girlfriend, or will that age her too much?[/quote] ex became a sexless void. i also had my own problems which i addressed later. and many other reasons which made us long term incompatible. already have a lovely child with the new gf. [/quote] Well, earlier you said "and yet she loves me deeply and wants kids with me," so you're admittedly lying if you already have a child. Not a surprise. [/quote] How are wanting kids with me and having one already mutually exclusive? [/quote] It might be technically consistent, but it is highly misleading. [/quote] Yeah, if you're in a relationship with a woman and you have a kid together, you're not really on the market, which was kind of the whole point of your multiple postings about the kinds of women you like to date and the ones you think you'll be dating in the future. You had a lot of postings about women in their 20s who want to have fun and enjoy themselves, not too serious, and yet your awesome girlfriend has a baby? Sort of skipped over that part? In case you're wondering, a 37-year-old guy who's divorced with kids and a has a girlfriend with another kid is VERY LOW value in the marketplace of which you are so fond. Hope she's a keeper! [/quote] Again, not at all mutually exclusive if your mind is open. Open, like the relationship and I have with my girlfriend. I've continued to date since I met her and had a child with her. I also, did admittedly, combine some of my current observations in the dating market with some of my recent experiences within the last few years. Precision on an anonymous message board wasn't the highest of priorities for me. I know you're going to say that she is low value because she is willing to engage in an open relationship, one that is extremely asymmetrical in practice as she rarely if ever has dates with anyone else. But that I suppose will be another symptom of your inability to see things that fall outside of what you think is the norm for the universe. I am most certainly on the market for sex, dating, and intimacy even if i'm not on the market for another LTR or more kids. Once you sort of figure things out with how women work, what the triggers are and how women (and men) consistently react to certain things - its not that hard to navigate. You are most certainly correct in that my value as a "long term" mate has definitely dropped as I picked up another baby momma and probably a second set of two kids. But it hasn't dropped my value for short to medium term relationships at all. It just depends on what marketplace we're talking about. Its easy to say all things are one way or another in absolute terms and we all know its difficult to understand things that aren't familiar to us. I hadn't intended to bring my specific situation into the discussion but you and others kept telling me it would be impossible to do this or that and when my specific life experience contradicts it, bringing up seemed to make sense. I started with generalities and ended up with intimate specifics. My mistake, likely. I certainly feel like I'm living the dream. Professional life has never been better, physically stronger and more fit than almost all the 20 somethings I come across - even the ones at the gym. I have wonderful children, a gorgeous and lovely GF, and spice and excitement from new experiences regularly. Can't complain at all and being dissed on DCURBANMOMS of all places isn't going to impact me one iota. The conversation has been entertaining - thank you. [/quote] I henceforth dub thee: SleazeTroll.[/quote]
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