Where do you draw the line though? Almost everyone lies or exaggerates about some aspect of themselves during conversation with potential partners...
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Just as many who lie about or exaggerate all sorts of things on first or second dates!
Exaggerations of height or weight make no difference to ‘intent’ for the relationship. Saying you’re single when you’re married means you have no intent for a ‘relationship’ it’s about the benefits. The other person may well be ok if you tell them. So give them that choice.
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Married guys that meet a woman by chance on a night out, have a fling, is more likely a spontaneous meet. Setting up a fake ID and a dating profile means he had the intention to deceive knowing from the outset ‘the relationship’ was never going to happen. He never meant it to.
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It was only ever about getting his needs met. He’s a narcissist and a sex addict. He needed a constant supply of women to fulfil his needs. He used the guise of a fake ID and a life to pursue us unchecked. It was rape cloaked in romance.
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So you're now saying an intent for marriage is the defining factor... Are you REALLY saying there should be no sex until people have a settled determination to marry??? Seems a little out of step with a modern, liberal society...
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Peter to be honest, given your change of dismissal to asking questions, I’d given you benefit of doubt. But your line of enquiry here is pointless. Each individual case would be different. The complainant would report if they felt they had been abused...
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