A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN ( Archived) (105)

Sep 7, 2013 8:51 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
montemonte
montemontemontemonteunknown, New Jersey USA114 Threads 4 Polls 5,631 Posts
lalasierra: Would you date someone who is seperated from his wife or her husband?



NOPE. They are still married.

Besides, often the man goes back to his wife but I'm not sure about how often a woman goes back to her husband
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Sep 7, 2013 8:56 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
montemonte: NOPE. They are still married.

Besides, often the man goes back to his wife but I'm not sure about how often a woman goes back to her husband


not sure about that either

but I have read that statistically men tend to more often remarry after a divorce than a womanwave
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Sep 7, 2013 9:49 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
lifeisadream
lifeisadreamlifeisadreamMexi Go, Mexico State Mexico156 Threads 20 Polls 16,713 Posts
It depends on the situation.

Although a date is for meeting and assessing if the person is worth investing time on him and taking the opportunity to know each other.
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Sep 9, 2013 12:38 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
lalasierra
lalasierralalasierralos angeles, California USA147 Threads 67 Polls 935 Posts
_R_J_: This thing looks to me as same as some females with two, three or whatever kids looking for guy, it is obvious they wouldn't look for guy if they would be kidless, not much wants to takes them, cause practically everybody understands they looks morelikely for nanny so and here it's obvious people like that are USERS and will use you. They will throw their lives mistakes on someone's else shoulders. I personally wouldn't go for separated (not divorced or widowed) woman, cause it doesn't looks serious, plus if she's still in legal engangement with someone she makes her be errant anyway. Aren't there not enough girls that are not taken to fall in this? No


jaw drop
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Sep 9, 2013 12:44 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
lalasierra
lalasierralalasierralos angeles, California USA147 Threads 67 Polls 935 Posts
montemonte: If I wanted to get married again, why would I date a man who is separated. There is no way I can know that he will divorce her.

As Glaitol said, it takes 5 years before you can divorce. Suppose I invest 5 years in a relationship and then he goes back to her or he decides to stay separated for various reasons. I then have wasted 5 years of my life on someone whose intent wasn't truthful.

Separated means living apart and still married. I respect the institution of marriage and would never get involved with a married man. It's not the way I float my boat.


I agree, well said.thumbs up
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Sep 13, 2013 11:09 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
peonyjenny
peonyjennypeonyjennyAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates35 Posts
Before I did have a bad experience with a separated British guy. Just unbelievably difficult. I will not touch this kind of guy anymore. I leave the chance for someone who have very tough strings.

you have to be extremely good to win. Your time and energy is just down the drain.
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Sep 13, 2013 11:17 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
peonyjenny: Before I did have a bad experience with a separated British guy. Just unbelievably difficult. I will not touch this kind of guy anymore. I leave the chance for someone who have very tough strings.

you have to be extremely good to win. Your time and energy is just down the drain.
this is why I say no....he/she...are on the rebound......no one wins............
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Sep 13, 2013 11:29 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Date someone who is separated? No.
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Sep 13, 2013 2:10 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Catibrae
CatibraeCatibraeHULL, East Riding of Yorkshire, England UK3 Threads 1,827 Posts
CuddlingSoul: Date someone who is separated? No.
In Ireland you have to be seperated 4 years before a divorce is granted.
Its a long time to be aloneblushing
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Sep 13, 2013 2:18 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Catibrae: In Ireland you have to be seperated 4 years before a divorce is granted.
Its a long time to be alone
that's a long time...I waited..5/6 weeks....for the final.
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Sep 13, 2013 2:19 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
truheart1941: that's a long time...I waited..5/6 weeks....for the final.
by way I did the divorcing.
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Sep 13, 2013 2:47 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
pedalguy59
pedalguy59pedalguy59Burlington, Ontario Canada28 Threads 1 Polls 6,976 Posts
Catibrae: In Ireland you have to be seperated 4 years before a divorce is granted.
Its a long time to be alone


It's been twelve years for me, have not seen or spoke to spouse since.
I am way past rebound, what matters most is mental or spiritual
commitment. There is no baggage or animosity about the relationship.
If that does not qualify for dating a certain percentage, so be it.
If in the future I wish to marry again, I will get divorced accordingly.
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Sep 13, 2013 2:48 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Catibrae
CatibraeCatibraeHULL, East Riding of Yorkshire, England UK3 Threads 1,827 Posts
truheart1941: by way I did the divorcing.
The ex and I have to appear in fornt of a judge yet and if he/she doesnt like our settlement arrangements, he wont grant the divorce.scold
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Sep 13, 2013 4:27 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Glatlol
GlatlolGlatlolDublin, Ireland2 Threads 5,358 Posts
Catibrae: The ex and I have to appear in fornt of a judge yet and if he/she doesnt like our settlement arrangements, he wont grant the divorce.



That happened a friend of mine, even though she was happy with the agreement the judge said she wasnt getting enough and refused to grant the divorce until they changed it.
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Sep 13, 2013 4:53 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
montemonte
montemontemontemonteunknown, New Jersey USA114 Threads 4 Polls 5,631 Posts
Glatlol: That happened a friend of mine, even though she was happy with the agreement the judge said she wasnt getting enough and refused to grant the divorce until they changed it.



wave Glat....you're looking GREAT !! gift
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Sep 13, 2013 5:00 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Glatlol
GlatlolGlatlolDublin, Ireland2 Threads 5,358 Posts
montemonte: Glat....you're looking GREAT !!


Why thank you M. Am feeling great, the pic was taken at my daughters 18th birthday party last week.
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Sep 13, 2013 6:57 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
janie1305
janie1305janie1305Southampton, Hampshire, England UK16 Threads 916 Posts
pedalguy59: It's been twelve years for me, have not seen or spoke to spouse since.
I am way past rebound, what matters most is mental or spiritual
commitment. There is no baggage or animosity about the relationship.
If that does not qualify for dating a certain percentage, so be it.
If in the future I wish to marry again, I will get divorced accordingly.


I understand why people may be concerned and I love your post because I was in exactly the same position. However, my ex and and I did attempt a reconciliation almost two years ago after 10 years of no personal contact. The reconciliation occurred during and after our son's wedding. He was married in Barbados and both of us were determined not to spoil the day. It was a beautiful and romantic setting, and as we had spent a huge part of our lives together previously, it just kind of happened. Big mistake though! Another year down the line we both realised it.

So yes, I do understand why people are nervous about dating a separated person.

I am still separated though and have no intention of attempting any further reconciliation with my ex husband. Does that mean nobody would consider contacting me? No, not at all. My mailbox is plentiful of men who do not consider separation as a red flag like many of the forum posters here.
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Sep 13, 2013 7:19 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
Florence13
Florence13Florence13Arges, Muntenia Romania1 Threads 90 Posts
what is mean "separated" ??? that's a big silly...
a marriage can work, or not and when is not working each must follow his own way, not stay hanged by ..."separated" ... this is helping both with what ?? for save the conveniences ? or not split the "fortune" :))) or may be both are weak...
"separated" is like wear an big umbrella in sunny days without enjoy the light...
each must be free to chose a new way in life, because "show must go on", world will not stop run just because someone divorce...
so, "separated" means to accept voluntarily wear a leash and this "kill" the freedom to chose a new way
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Sep 13, 2013 7:32 PM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
getitcyber
getitcybergetitcyberkerry, Kerry Ireland2 Posts
Hi, You seem to make a number of presumptions for someone who never committed to marriage in the first place but I respect your views. However speaking as someone who was separated over a year before coming on this site (which was a big decision to re-enter the 'pool'), I had already deliberated on some of the issues you mentioned, such as moving on, as any 'normal separated person' would do.

Thus said; would a separated person not be safer, more stable and more confident of what they wish for the future as they would already have learned some of life's failings and pitfalls.

To quote: "It is better to have tried and failed than never tried at all". Also as human beings......do we not learn from our past failings? I also note that especially in your great and open-minded country 'failure', especially in business is worn as a badge of honour, and so it should be; it's all part of the learning process, as life is.

Yes, you have made some very valid points however I feel you arguement may be a little one-sided.
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Sep 14, 2013 3:34 AM CST A "SEPERATED" MAN OR WOMAN
lalasierra
lalasierralalasierralos angeles, California USA147 Threads 67 Polls 935 Posts
getitcyber: Hi, You seem to make a number of presumptions for someone who never committed to marriage in the first place but I respect your views. However speaking as someone who was separated over a year before coming on this site (which was a big decision to re-enter the 'pool'), I had already deliberated on some of the issues you mentioned, such as moving on, as any 'normal separated person' would do.

Thus said; would a separated person not be safer, more stable and more confident of what they wish for the future as they would already have learned some of life's failings and pitfalls.

To quote: "It is better to have tried and failed than never tried at all". Also as human beings......do we not learn from our past failings? I also note that especially in your great and open-minded country 'failure', especially in business is worn as a badge of honour, and so it should be; it's all part of the learning process, as life is.

Yes, you have made some very valid points however I feel you arguement may be a little one-sided.


Who are you quoting?dunno
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