Anonymous wrote:OP here. We are no longer together. More information came out and it wasn’t one time. The guy said they had been hooping up for months until he got back with his ex. His timeline would put them still sleeping together when we were 3-4 months into dating. She admitted it was more hens once but didn’t want to say anything because she realized she really liked me. I broke up with her and I’m moving on.
Anonymous wrote:Until there's a conversation about exclusivity and the direction of the relationship, it's unfair to hold people to commitments that they haven't made. This conversation can occur very early on but the conversation still has to happen first. Generally speaking, even 3-4 months is still early enough that it's still casual dating and neither parties owe each other anything.
OP's girlfriend (who didn't owe him anything at that point) stopping dating the other guy so that she could pursue a serious relationship with OP. And his response to this information was to break up with her. I guess the girlfriend dodged a bullet.
Anonymous wrote:Until there's a conversation about exclusivity and the direction of the relationship, it's unfair to hold people to commitments that they haven't made. This conversation can occur very early on but the conversation still has to happen first. Generally speaking, even 3-4 months is still early enough that it's still casual dating and neither parties owe each other anything.
OP's girlfriend (who didn't owe him anything at that point) stopping dating the other guy so that she could pursue a serious relationship with OP. And his response to this information was to break up with her. I guess the girlfriend dodged a bullet.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. We are no longer together. More information came out and it wasn’t one time. The guy said they had been hooping up for months until he got back with his ex. His timeline would put them still sleeping together when we were 3-4 months into dating. She admitted it was more hens once but didn’t want to say anything because she realized she really liked me. I broke up with her and I’m moving on.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. We are no longer together. More information came out and it wasn’t one time. The guy said they had been hooping up for months until he got back with his ex. His timeline would put them still sleeping together when we were 3-4 months into dating. She admitted it was more hens once but didn’t want to say anything because she realized she really liked me. I broke up with her and I’m moving on.
OP here. My buddy’s co-worker is the guy. They were hanging out and he saw pics of all of us together and asked who I was. He told my friend that they had a one time thing but she stopped talking to him after she met someone she was serious about. I don’t really know the exact time they slept together but I know it was within the first two months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t call this cheating.
You weren’t in a long term relationship, you weren’t engaged or married. You had only just started dating.
I wouldn't exactly say 3-4 months would be "just started dating". But maybe that's just me.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t call this cheating.
You weren’t in a long term relationship, you weren’t engaged or married. You had only just started dating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He is a man with feelings and his feeling are his truth and valid. That is all that matters. Feelings = truth. The bonus is that as a man with feelings he has overcome toxic masculinity. The problem here is that as soon as he expressed his truth many people on this post started to denigrate him for having those feelings. It is wrong to force your values onto him by telling him they were not exclusive etc. If he feels upset about it then #truth.
all of that can be true along with the fact that she did nothing wrong.
Yes, she did something wrong. She was wrong not to be completely straightforward with OP about her sleeping with other men even before she and OP were “exclusive”. He deserved to have that information so that he could express his opinion about it. If he breaks up with her now because she wasn’t totally honest up front, that’s on her.
No, honey. That's on him. She owed him nothing. They went on five dates before she stopped seeing the other guy!!! I can't imagine telling a guy I've been on five dates with everyone I slept with. You sound deranged.
Whoops!
Whoops what? What I said based on what OP posted originally still stands. Now that he knows she ACTUALLY cheated on him my opinion is different. Lying is not ok, but he did not pot anything originally indicating that she lied and cheated.
There were plenty of indications that more was going on, as multiple posters pointed out. You just chose to ignore it.
Not by anything OP posted. Only what you all chose to invent based on your sad lives and projection.
It appears none of it was invented.
Yes, it was until OP's update this morning.
Lol, if something actually happened, it wasn't invented.
I can see you're one of "those" types. Never wrong, and always an explanation for everything. Can't help people like that, so I'm out. Take care!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. We are no longer together. More information came out and it wasn’t one time. The guy said they had been hooping up for months until he got back with his ex. His timeline would put them still sleeping together when we were 3-4 months into dating. She admitted it was more hens once but didn’t want to say anything because she realized she really liked me. I broke up with her and I’m moving on.
Best of luck out there Dating in the Time of Covid
OP- it will hurt now- but this is a fantastic. I could tell you what it’s like down the road when you ignore your gut and red flags. You did the right thing.
She is deceitful and immature. The cheating speaks to deeper issues with her.
Anonymous wrote:+1Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op- I don't like the sound of this. The way it came out--and only then her saying something. She sounds dishonest. If a year in and you don't know prior history--most people when they get serious volunteer everything about past relationship and timelines.
Shady. She sounds shady. Think about if you want to find out about her multiple Ashley Madison affairs in 20 years when you are married and have kids with her.
In my experience this is not true.
I asked my BF and he was like "You don't really want to know all that" ... he definitely did NOT volunteer the information!! and he doesn't care to know mine, either.
+1Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op- I don't like the sound of this. The way it came out--and only then her saying something. She sounds dishonest. If a year in and you don't know prior history--most people when they get serious volunteer everything about past relationship and timelines.
Shady. She sounds shady. Think about if you want to find out about her multiple Ashley Madison affairs in 20 years when you are married and have kids with her.
In my experience this is not true.