Over the course of the last year, two out of three women who have shown serious interest in me online, turned out to be married!
One woman claimed to be a widow, one claimed to be divorced; they both wrote me love letters, and called me, we began making plans together.... eventually, two of them, told me they were married!
I was wondering since my personal experience is 2 out of 3... how common is this sort of thing?
Over the course of the last year, two out of three women who have shown serious interest in me online, turned out to be married! One woman claimed to be a widow, one claimed to be divorced; they both wrote me love letters, and called me, we began making plans together.... eventually, two of them, told me they were married!I was wondering since my personal experience is 2 out of 3... how common is this sort of thing? .
Wow a married person shouldn't even advertise on a singles site in my opinion. And love letters to others, what kind is that. run for the hills man!!!
Oct 21, 2010 5:56 AM CST How many love letters should a person write, before mentioning they're married?
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 Posts
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 posts
anonymous1: .
Over the course of the last year, two out of three women who have shown serious interest in me online, turned out to be married! One woman claimed to be a widow, one claimed to be divorced; they both wrote me love letters, and called me, we began making plans together.... eventually, two of them, told me they were married!I was wondering since my personal experience is 2 out of 3... how common is this sort of thing? .
Old show, you got e-mail, spam her with your love peoms and whatever comes to your mind, blog her, twitter her, facebook her, i bet she would run to Siberia , if the Ruskies permit her
Ladyhumour: Wow a married person shouldn't even advertise on a singles site in my opinion. And love letters to others, what kind is that. run for the hills man!!!
Vetri32: Old show, you got e-mail, spam her with your love peoms and whatever comes to your mind, blog her, twitter her, facebook her, i bet she would run to Siberia , if the Ruskies permit her
That's way too much energy.
I'm just trying to figure out how common this kind of thing is, and how to avoid it in the future.
simply_anneMETRO MANILA, Metro Manila Philippines173 posts
Ladyhumour: Wow a married person shouldn't even advertise on a singles site in my opinion. And love letters to others, what kind is that. run for the hills man!!!
i certainly agree!!! i guess married person just joined single sites just to play around...or maybe to fantasized things that they cant do anymore with their partners..
simply_anne: i certainly agree!!! i guess married person just joined single sites just to play around...or maybe to fantasized things that they cant do anymore with their partners..
I really try to think higher thoughts about it....
But... it all gets blurred by the fact there's a big difference, between a married woman, and a widow, etc...
Oct 21, 2010 6:40 AM CST How many love letters should a person write, before mentioning they're married?
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 Posts
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 posts
anonymous1: I really try to think higher thoughts about it....
But... it all gets blurred by the fact there's a big difference, between a married woman, and a widow, etc....
you can write to her for 365 days, montly- 12
all you need to do is write 10 sentances a day or more , make sure it the words are all conacted on you dail mails- like for today,- Melaine. I was thiking of the time you made me a cake then tomorrow- you can write as- it was the most delicious cake i ate,
jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK12,293 posts
anonymous1: Married like, not a widow.Married like, not divorced..
Yeah, I get that saying you're a widow, or divorced when you're not is a big-red-flag-run-away-as-fast-as-you're-legs-can-carry-you-lie, but I was just wondering how men, or women were viewed by you, or anyone else, if their marital relationship was most definitely over?
I've known people who, disillusioned with the "'til death do us part" thing have realised that their vows were meaningless, (for example if their spouse cheated on them). As divorce can be a costly and stressful, sometimes people may not bother making a fuss over legally cancelling vows that have been cancelled emotionally a long time ago. There are others who maybe in process of divorce, but this can take some time. Would you, or anyone else view these people as still married and so off limits, assuming they had told you the truth about their situation?
Jac xxx
PS. I've never been married, so I'm not asking out of personal interest.
Vetri32: you can write to her for 365 days, montly- 12
all you need to do is write 10 sentances a day or more , make sure it the words are all conacted on you dail mails- like for today,- Melaine. I was thiking of the time you made me a cake then tomorrow- you can write as- it was the most delicious cake i ate,
so on and on ok Buddy
Write her?
I'm only writing in this thread to find out how common, it is for divorcees, and widows on dating sites, to really be married?
Oct 21, 2010 6:57 AM CST How many love letters should a person write, before mentioning they're married?
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 Posts
Vetri32Singapore, Central Singapore Singapore229 posts
anonymous1: Write her? I'm only writing in this thread to find out how common, it is for divorcees, and widows on dating sites, to really be married? .
it is a very common thing for wrting is therapy to loosen the undfeined mind , caugth in its journey of turbelence- very common among divorcees, retiress, widows, widowwer, broken hearted and others too musch jto mention
Over the course of the last year, two out of three women who have shown serious interest in me online, turned out to be married! One woman claimed to be a widow, one claimed to be divorced; they both wrote me love letters, and called me, we began making plans together.... eventually, two of them, told me they were married!I was wondering since my personal experience is 2 out of 3... how common is this sort of thing? .
This is the first international forum I've ever been, but prevously I exchanged many letters and met many people around ex-Yugoslavia and only one of them lied about his marrital status. Well, actually, he didn't lie, we had a casual conversation, chat and fun and never talked about that subject. After some time, he wanted to meet me, so he thought it would be wise to tell me that he isn't single. But I was angry anyway and refused to meet him. But I 'met' some men online who acted if they are interested to meet other people, but actually they didn't. They just had fun creating some unexisting images about themselves on the internet and living virtual lives that had a little to do with what they really are.
So, I guess that many 'married' people you met on the internet maybe aren't married at all, but are far away from the image they created about themselves throught letters and chat and now they are ashamed to meet you and allow you to see they aren't who they pretended to be. At the same time they might be married and be in some unhappy and unsatisfying marriages so seducing men online fills a little their empty lives. They cannot say that to you until it's too late, because their purpose is to find someone who will flirt with them. If they state that in their profiles - they can have friends only and it's not why they are here.
I think one shouldn't take these sites too seriously, but If you're really looking for a date, someone near you, don't chat too long. A few days (weeks) maximum and arrange the real date. If they refuse - something is wrong - either they lie about something or they are here for fun only and don't want to meet anyone. If you're chatting with someone far away - don't get too involved.
jac379: Yeah, I get that saying you're a widow, or divorced when you're not is a big-red-flag-run-away-as-fast-as-you're-legs-can-carry-you-lie, but I was just wondering how men, or women were viewed by you, or anyone else, if their marital relationship was most definitely over?
I've known people who, disillusioned with the "'til death do us part" thing have realised that their vows were meaningless, (for example if their spouse cheated on them). As divorce can be a costly and stressful, sometimes people may not bother making a fuss over legally cancelling vows that have been cancelled emotionally a long time ago. There are others who maybe in process of divorce, but this can take some time. Would you, or anyone else view these people as still married and so off limits, assuming they had told you the truth about their situation?
Jac xxx
PS. I've never been married, so I'm not asking out of personal interest.
I've never been married either.
There's just part of me that draws the line at married women.
It's not a judgment on anyone, I've seen a woman I loved... abused, and cheated on; I hated her husband for treating her so bad.
She came to me, she knew I loved her; but, I couldn't be with her, because she was married.
I'm not claiming to be a saint, I've been with married women when I was younger; I just couldn't look myself in the mirror if I did it now.
ladyneda: This is the first international forum I've ever been, but prevously I exchanged many letters and met many people around ex-Yugoslavia and only one of them lied about his marrital status. Well, actually, he didn't lie, we had a casual conversation, chat and fun and never talked about that subject. After some time, he wanted to meet me, so he thought it would be wise to tell me that he isn't single. But I was angry anyway and refused to meet him. But I 'met' some men online who acted if they are interested to meet other people, but actually they didn't. They just had fun creating some unexisting images about themselves on the internet and living virtual lives that had a little to do with what they really are.
So, I guess that many 'married' people you met on the internet maybe aren't married at all, but are far away from the image they created about themselves throught letters and chat and now they are ashamed to meet you and allow you to see they aren't who they pretended to be. At the same time they might be married and be in some unhappy and unsatisfying marriages so seducing men online fills a little their empty lives. They cannot say that to you until it's too late, because their purpose is to find someone who will flirt with them. If they state that in their profiles - they can have friends only and it's not why they are here.
I think one shouldn't take these sites too seriously, but If you're really looking for a date, someone near you, don't chat too long. A few days (weeks) maximum and arrange the real date. If they refuse - something is wrong - either they lie about something or they are here for fun only and don't want to meet anyone. If you're chatting with someone far away - don't get too involved.
jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK12,293 posts
anonymous1: I've never been married either.
There's just part of me that draws the line at married women.
It's not a judgment on anyone, I've seen a woman I loved... abused, and cheated on; I hated her husband for treating her so bad.
She came to me, she knew I loved her; but, I couldn't be with her, because she was married.
I'm not claiming to be a saint, I've been with married women when I was younger; I just couldn't look myself in the mirror if I did it now. .
So if a woman you met/loved had not even set eyes upon her former husband in a number of years and had not been able to afford the time and money for a divorce because she prioritized the raising of her children alone, you would consider her still married and off limits?
If they've not put married or separated on their profile and you discover after you have both exchanged mail that they are still married, then I would suggest that you politely tell them that you are not interested in playing games and wish them a wonderful life and get on with your life.
to me a married woman if she writes love letters..they should be to her husband..otherwise is a dispicable thing to do..deception on the highest level..JMO
jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK12,293 posts
Steve5721: Yup...they are separated and only bound together by a piece of paper in my book and free to continue with their lives as they see fit.
So, what a lot of this boils down to is trust issues. I understand the situation that Anon found himself in was unacceptable in terms of honesty, but I think a general dismissal of someone who is still legally married has much to do with an arbitrary line being drawn in the sand, that actually may have no bearing on somebody's behaviour.
A person who has never been married, or is divorced may be a liar and a cheat.
amahlala: If they've not put married or separated on their profile and you discover after you have both exchanged mail that they are still married, then I would suggest that you politely tell them that you are not interested in playing games and wish them a wonderful life and get on with your life.
jac379: So if a woman you met/loved had not even set eyes upon her former husband in a number of years and had not been able to afford the time and money for a divorce because she prioritized the raising of her children alone, you would consider her still married and off limits?
Jac xxx
So.... none of that matters, if she tells me she's a widow, or divorced, and I find out it's not true.
All of those extenuating circumstances are going to be hard to believe, once I find out her husband is back from the dead, or they were never really divorced.
jac379: So if a woman you met/loved had not even set eyes upon her former husband in a number of years and had not been able to afford the time and money for a divorce because she prioritized the raising of her children alone, you would consider her still married and off limits?
Jac xxx
If she tells me, she was divorced, or a widow.... and then, I find out that's not true.... the only thing I'll believe about her marriage after that, is... it's time for me to stop listening, and start traveling.
bittersweet28467Calabash, North Carolina USA467 posts
jac379: Married as in "still with hubby", or married as in been separated for aeons and never bothered to get a divorce? Or, marriage recently over?
Jac xxx
Hmmm good point here. When I moved out and didn't live with my ex husband anymore I considered myself to be "single" however in NC you MUST wait a year before filing for divorce and so even though I was available, I was technically still married and I would have said single...
wow man im sorry to hear that. and they say guys are the liers and cheaters. just shows that both sides of the fence do it. i mean married women really shouldn't be doing it at all. but i guess if your going to be the side dish in stead of the entrée to the meal. it should be told up front so you know exactly whats going on. wish ya better luck in the future buddy.
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Over the course of the last year, two out of three women who have shown serious interest in me online, turned out to be married!
One woman claimed to be a widow, one claimed to be divorced; they both wrote me love letters, and called me, we began making plans together.... eventually, two of them, told me they were married!
I was wondering since my personal experience is 2 out of 3... how common is this sort of thing?
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