The Truth About Dating A Married Man

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To date or not? The married man is an elusive creature. He has many faults as well as talents. While the married man is less likely to make a commitment.

The relationship can quickly become an attachment one does not want to be without.

The married man isn't smothering, Infact he approves of all your extra curricular activities as long as your schedule is always open to him, and your legs closed to any other.

Attachment on your end grows with this carefree man. His approval of you and all you do can be lead to some type of idol worship. But, where is he when you need someone to talk to? You're there and available when ole wifey poo has ruined his day. Better call a girl friend this behavior is has come packed to stay. Granted that you are able to keep such a secret with a friend.

His charm and wit and overall eccentric character makes him irresistible and he longs to hear all about your week. Surely your week was more interesting than diaper changing, and constant nagging. Love making is always different with him. Fire and fuel burn with the thought that the two of...

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