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If he is just dating, he should date you too. He should, he MUST let the other woman know though.
No, just don't have sex. Learn carefully who you are dating.
I think he should break up with her before he starts dating you. I would caution you to be careful about dating people you work with, if I were you. If things do not work out, sometimes it creates problems on the job.
Good luck. +5
I agree with the other respondant that you can date; however, unless he is in a serious relationship with and/or engaged to the other person, wherein he told her it was exclusive, he doesn't need to tell her, at least not immediately. Probably best to see how it goes and who knows - if he keeps seeing both of you, maybe you will tire of that arrangement and of him, and he can continue on with the other (original) woman. However, if things develop more strongly for you and him (which it sounds like you may want), then ultimately he certainly needs to "come clean" and tell her where things stand, so that you and he can move on (up) to the next step for you both, whatever that may be. Good luck, in any case...
As long as he isn't letting her think that they're exclusive, then it's fine. She doesn't need to know that he's dating you specifically, but she does need to know he isn't taking their relationship seriously.
On the other hand, if they are in a committed long-term relationship and he's lying to her about dating other people, then yeah, that is dishonest and wrong. You should also keep in mind that if he's willing to do this to his current girlfriend, then he'll have no trouble doing it to you if you ever get serious with him.
Think about this, if her is in a active relationship and he choose to dat e you as at the time, then that mean he is hiding something and lying that also mean he will lie and hide things from you, do you really want that? My suggestion move and let someone else find you and date them.
flirty guy won't look/talk 2 me. says he is unhappy in gen. may lose visitation, has no $ etc. treated me as a lady & gave me ph#.
by shamrox on October 3rd, 2011
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So is it going to be all awkward at work tomorrow?
by Indiana_sun on September 15th, 2011
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by grsta618 on November 10th, 2011
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Co-worker is a flirt. Gentleman, professional, best employee at work. Talks dirty but also talks to me about his goals, dreams and family.
by letgo2341 on August 11th, 2011
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Ladies: has a male co-worker ever approached you first and asked you out on a date?
by RCLAY on November 14th, 2011
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You're reading We're both in our early thirties. He's seeing a woman. They don't live together but have been dating for a while. We try to ignore it but we're both getting feelings for eachother. Would it be wrong to date since they're not married?
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I agree, no reason why he shouldn't see you as well but it would be a good idea if he told her. It's not nice to find that out some time down the line. Even if it hurts her now, it won't be as bad as if she finds out in weeks or months to come.
by winkie on November 20th, 2009
Why don't you put this in your OWN answer? They can't point you if you are commmenting. I already said this. Put it in your own square.
by Sharona Life is a Tale Told by an Idiot on November 21st, 2009
I'm not doing it for the points and the reason I didn't put it in my own answer was precisely because you had already written something similar. I was just agreeing with you.
by winkie on November 21st, 2009
No you weren't. It's a separate answer.
by Sharona Life is a Tale Told by an Idiot on November 21st, 2009