kc692
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ORIGINAL: pinkpleasures quote:
The realistic answer is that you both have probably been playing cyber games and he's off playing more cyber games with other people while you're wanting more. I'd say move on and get to know other people, online and off, and don't make promises to move to be with someone until you know them better. tammekitty tammekitty; i have been down the garden path here on CM more times than i am willing to admit. Men are intelligent, cunning, etc. In my opinion, a Man who gets to the point you have described and backs off or disappears is MARRIED. Why married men waste our time and lie to us is beyond me to explain, but here are some things to watch out for in the future: 1. Will not freely disclose his full name (at a point where there is a relationship; not during the exchanging CM emails stage; this holds true for all my decision-points). 2. Will not freely disclose his employer's name, addy and his position and business phone no. Business email is more sensitive; in many companies, personal use of email is forbidden. 3. Wants cyber and phone sex; but is vague on the where, what and when of your relationship....and this never changes. 4. Is vague about when he divorced his wife and who has custody of the kids. 5. Cannot make plans to come see you "at this time". 6. Always calls you on his cell. 7. You have a sickly feeling in your tummy/neck/left foot that he is a liar. tammekitty, in my opinion, approximately 75% to 90% of the men who contact me on CM are married. (Bear in mind i am almost 52 yrs old; few P/pl my age are single.) So the odds of ANY man being single are "with the house". It is not disrespectful to ask for a copy of his certified divorce decree, or his paycheck (possibly with his earnings blacked out) showing child support being garnished from his wages. Finally, when in doubt girlfriend, in my experience, yes, he is married...and a liar...and therefore not a real Dom. An aside to Emerald..dear..the thread poster already knew she had a problem. Yes, you put in better terms than she did, but what she sought from U/us was HELP. i cannot see where dismissing her as a ninny was especially helpful. If you believe that none of these problems could ever occur in your life; that you have some sort of shield that the rest of us do not have; you are somewhat blinded to the risks by your hubrus. pinkpleasures How in the world did you get that from Emerald/s post??????
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