Have you ever been single and an affair partner with a married man or woman? Do you regret it?
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ANSWERS: 7
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Yes I did and no I don't. It was the best time I ever had. I don't know how thier relationship was because we did everything together. I think they were just together because of the kids. We were out in public, private, travelled together everything. We'd still be together if he would have considered leaving his wife. Since that was not an option, I kept dating until I found someone I fell in love with. At that point I told him I had to stop seeing him because I found someone else and I wanted to commit myself to that relationship. He wasn't thrilled but he understood. We talked on the phone one or two times after I was married. Once he understood I was committed to my relationship, we stopped talking and emailing. I since found out he got divorced. I hope he is happy.
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No..but I did inadvertently date a married man. When I found out he was married I read him the riot act! What a jerk! :(
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Nope!!!!
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No I haven't and I never would have an affair with a married man - the fact that he is married and prepared to cheat would put me off completely.
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Yes, a one night stand...but I didn't know that he was married. I don't regret it...I feel sorry for him ..he was a nice guy who just couldn't admit publically that he was gay.
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Yes and it lasted 6 years, it wasnt intentional but it happened and it wasnt the brightest thing i ever did, I cant say I regret it but i certainly wouldnt do it again and I dont recommend it.
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Well I don't know if you would consider it single I had been seperated from my ex wife nearly a year when I met my psycho ex g/f and technically she was seperated as well for a little longer than I had been. Soon after we started seeing each other she began putting pressure on me to move in with her which I made the mistake of doing knowing the price I was going to pay for it. When my Churh found out I was excommunicated and it was a price I was not willing to pay but it was 100% my fault for doing what I did knowing how wrong it was. My divorce became final shortly after we moved in together but every time I would ask her aboutwhen she was divoreecing her husband so we could get married and I could get back into the church she would change the subject. Aside from her being a psycho who made my life hell if I walked in the door more than a few seconds late she kept making excuses for not divorcing her husband. I finally gave up and got out of there since I saw no future together for the two of us.
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