Which is why I said potentially. I do not have the full facts of this case but certainly I have seen cases where there was a deceit used to obtain consent that went beyond the "little white lie"
-
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.
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.
-
-
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.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
-
-
-
So "spontaneous" lying is OK but planned lying is not... We're back to where do you draw the line? How much planning pushes it over the edge?
-
What I said was a spontaneous meet that resulted in a one off fling may not be premeditated like a man intending to abuse, as mine was.
End of conversation
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.