Anonymous wrote:I wonder what OP's gf is teaching her kids. they see this is happening and kids gonna be like mom - sneaky, deceitful and full of surprises.
Anonymous wrote:If she lies with ease about this, she lies about other things too.
Anonymous wrote:Even if it's not a big deal to you, for example, if they are truly broken up, living separate and just waiting for paperwork to go through, realize this chick is a liar and that will not change. She will always chose to lie over telling a hard truth because it's easier. That's a huge lie. I've gone on dates from OLD where the woman tells me she isn't divorced yet while she doesn't way that in her profile. But at least she told me on first meeting. Because of my past experience with this, that's a hard no for me.
You make good point. If she is way out of his league, maybe he can let this slide if everything else is wonderful and if, there is a definite timetable for the divorce. Not just something where neither side is making it a priority, or worse. If not, she is a married woman booty call and that can be fun too. Just acknowledge it for what it is.Anonymous wrote:I’ll take the other side, just because this thread is so one-sided. Does she have any outstanding redeeming qualities ? Like, she’s extremely hot and you’re dating out of your league ? Or she’s super rich and pays for dates/trips ? You basically have a free pass on any marriage talk or getting super serious as long as this situation exists. Might just ride it and have some fun.
Anonymous wrote:I think it's sneaky behavior. She knows that many men have a boundary in place so she lies to get around that. It's creepy.
Anonymous wrote:Not a black and white issue for me. I can understand why people lie about this stuff on first meeting.
I would want a very early clarification though. "Hey, now that this is more than just another random one off dinner date, I want to be upfront about..."
A lot depends for me on how she approached telling you, why it took this long (!!!), what the overall context of the relationship is, and - most importantly - what your gut says.
If your gut instinct is bad - trust it. If your gut is that this is forgiveable/understandable and the full context of the relationship mitigates this one thing, then hang in there a bit maybe and test the viability.
Big red flag at minimum, but not necessarily an absolute immediate relationship ended IMO.