Anonymous wrote:You have known this person for years and just “assumed” he was divorced?! Why hadn’t you had talks with him about his past?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Something like that happened to me except I ran into them at a farm festival I took my nephew to. He was there with his pregnant wife and 2 year old. He had said he was completely single, not even that he was divorced. I was a naive 22 year old who missed the signs he was hiding something and kind of brushed off all the red flags because he love bombed me.
This kind of happened to me.
Met a guy on the train (commuting to a city). He tracked me down at work (by phone) later that morning, based in clues from our conversation. It seemed romantic and flattering . We made a date to have dinner. That night, I just got a sense (based on his age and position in life, that he might be married with kids). So I asked and he admitted he was. I told him I would not see him again.
Months later, I ran into him and his family out to dinner at a nice restaurant. She was stunning. I felt so sorry for her.
(He called me once more, when she had left town with the kids. I turned him down and said, “she should chain you in the yard when she goes away.”)
What a creep.
I would be sort of alarmed by his stalkery behavior.
This was pre-smart phones . In those days you would meet people sometimes out and about. Sort of like a rom com (he remembered that I said I worked for a hospital and put two and two together.) We had introduced ourselves at the end if our hour commute in, probably because we knew we might run into each other again, given that we traveled into the city each day from the same town in CT
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Something like that happened to me except I ran into them at a farm festival I took my nephew to. He was there with his pregnant wife and 2 year old. He had said he was completely single, not even that he was divorced. I was a naive 22 year old who missed the signs he was hiding something and kind of brushed off all the red flags because he love bombed me.
This kind of happened to me.
Met a guy on the train (commuting to a city). He tracked me down at work (by phone) later that morning, based in clues from our conversation. It seemed romantic and flattering . We made a date to have dinner. That night, I just got a sense (based on his age and position in life, that he might be married with kids). So I asked and he admitted he was. I told him I would not see him again.
Months later, I ran into him and his family out to dinner at a nice restaurant. She was stunning. I felt so sorry for her.
(He called me once more, when she had left town with the kids. I turned him down and said, “she should chain you in the yard when she goes away.”)
What a creep.
I would be sort of alarmed by his stalkery behavior.
Anonymous wrote:Ask this question next time:
“Does anyone else think they are in a relationship with you?”
Not “are you in a relationship with anyone?”
See the difference?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Something like that happened to me except I ran into them at a farm festival I took my nephew to. He was there with his pregnant wife and 2 year old. He had said he was completely single, not even that he was divorced. I was a naive 22 year old who missed the signs he was hiding something and kind of brushed off all the red flags because he love bombed me.
This kind of happened to me.
Met a guy on the train (commuting to a city). He tracked me down at work (by phone) later that morning, based in clues from our conversation. It seemed romantic and flattering . We made a date to have dinner. That night, I just got a sense (based on his age and position in life, that he might be married with kids). So I asked and he admitted he was. I told him I would not see him again.
Months later, I ran into him and his family out to dinner at a nice restaurant. She was stunning. I felt so sorry for her.
(He called me once more, when she had left town with the kids. I turned him down and said, “she should chain you in the yard when she goes away.”)
What a creep.
Anonymous wrote:Something like that happened to me except I ran into them at a farm festival I took my nephew to. He was there with his pregnant wife and 2 year old. He had said he was completely single, not even that he was divorced. I was a naive 22 year old who missed the signs he was hiding something and kind of brushed off all the red flags because he love bombed me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You assumed he was divorced or he told you he was divorced?
Who knocked up his wife?
It’s not unreasonable to assume that a guy who asks you out is single.
Trust but verify.
No ring?
I've been married for 20 years, but the very first place I'd run is social media, and if he's got no SM, then to one of those sites that verifies who you're related to and ages & previous addresses... then I'd look all of them all up on social media just to be sure.
Just taking someone on their word sounds wilfully ignorant these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You assumed he was divorced or he told you he was divorced?
Who knocked up his wife?
It’s not unreasonable to assume that a guy who asks you out is single.
Trust but verify.
No ring?
Married and never owned or worn a ring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Casually dating? Doesn’t sound casual.
Oh, "casual dating" is now defined as "I barely know this person but am having sex with him."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You assumed he was divorced or he told you he was divorced?
Who knocked up his wife?
It’s not unreasonable to assume that a guy who asks you out is single.
Trust but verify.
No ring?