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Divorvced Woman?

hungnan

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Hey,

So I went out a couple times with a chick who I think is totally cool, but the thing is that I heard that she was once married. Apparently, she was with the guy for 11 years (including marriage) and now is single and just turned 27. Apparently, her husband left her. She hasn't told me that part about her life yet, but I was wondering if you guys think there is too much baggage involved with a divorced chick.
 

What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.

You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

Francisco d'Anconia

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Originally posted by hungnan
Hey,

So I went out a couple times with a chick who I think is totally cool, but the thing is that I heard that she was once married. Apparently, she was with the guy for 11 years (including marriage) and now is single and just turned 27. Apparently, her husband left her. She hasn't told me that part about her life yet, but I was wondering if you guys think there is too much baggage involved with a divorced chick.
It all depends on what she has done since the divorce. How has she handled any issues she may have had. If she doesn't have any issues there shouldn't be any problems.
 

Royal-tiger

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Not in my books

Being divorced itself is not a negative. The main thing is what you are seeking and if "her" situation poses too much load for you. IMO, if there is no kid involved (assuming you don't prefer "pre-built family") and her chances of getting back with the ex- is not on the horizon you should be okay.

However, please be aware that individuals differ and only you know how far she meets your expectations. A lunatic woman - divorced or not - is not a healthy thing to go for. Don't strike her out because she is divorced. Heck, if we begin to eliminate divorcees probably half the over-28 population will be wiped out. :D
 

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I lost my virginity to a divorcee. We stayed together for what I still remember as the best two years of my life. Divorced women have a lot going for them.

They know what doesn't work.

They have an expectation of intimacy but are in no hurry to get tied down 'forever' again.

They are very comfortable with being in 'couple mode.'

They have had a period of time to explore their sexuality openly without their ASD. So she knows what she wants and isn't afraid or incapable of communicating that clearly.

They have been through an experience that removes the unrealistic expectations most women have. She can just be with you and be happy, without the bull**** and/or gameplaying/mind****ing.

They want to be your friend, a real friend, as well as your lover. No matter how badly the marriage ended, they miss that part.
 
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