I spent a good 2 hours talking to that married bartender. She never once mentioned a husband or boyfriend. She did mention her kid, but so many women have kids nowadays, you would never assume they're married. Especially a bartender. Peer pressure hit when my coworkers started commenting seeing how i hit it off with the bartender so i went to close her before i left. I found out in the last 2 minutes that she was married, she showed me a ring but i definitely was still going to try to get her number before i left at that point. I spent 2 hours talking to her and have a crowd of people behind me.
I pulled it off.
5string, you sound pretty insecure and pathetic. This is life and relationships and marriages fail on a daily basis. Especially here in America where women feel entitled to everything (have their cake and eat it too). You preach all this stuff about how your marriage is successful but in your last post you reek of insecurity. sh1t happens, be secure enough to know it's not going to happen to you or find someone else that you do feel secure with and trust.
If i get married, am i expecting that no one try and talk to my wife, grab her phone number, flirt with her and try to ruin my marriage, etc? Heck no. I expect that to happen all the time. If i plan to get married, i'd expect my frame to be the opposite of yours. Secure, confident, and realistic.
People cheat, relationships fall apart, and if you fail to see that you're in for a rude awakening.
anyways, even though i grabbed the married girls number, it just didn't feel right talking to her when she had a kid/family. Plus i don't feel like dealing with any of the baggage/drama with being married since i can talk to a single girl instead. when you grow up thinking girls are the greatest thing on earth and see this type of behavior, branch swinging, and everything you'd consider inappropriate, you realize that women are only human like the rest of us and make mistakes.