Hi! I've had an interesting story in the last few days, so I'm curious about what the people here are going to think about it. I received an invitation for friendship in the FB from an acquaintance young man we haven't seen in at least seven or eight years. He's younger than me for over 10 years - I just remember him as a familiar kid. So I accept his invitation to a friendship in the FB, in which he starts chatting with me: Do I remember him? Do I know how we know each other? The standard questions: how are you, what are you... A line on his part that we should meet and tell each other life (provided we are not close acquaintances at all). Then I wonder if I would really meet him; would have loved to see you, and I would have enjoyed it; if my husband would mind going out alone with another man (because I am married and the young man knows it! ). Naturally, I wrote to him that it is not very appropriate to see you live, as it would certainly cause doubts in my husband, even though it is a long-time acquaintance of mine. Then the lad blocked me and the communication ended as quickly as it had begun. It's a super weird story! It's about a good-looking yule man, according to his FB account - tied (to a woman who is visibly even older than me)! I can't understand why he was so insistent on a date, given that he accidentally found my coordinates; I can't understand why he disappeared so quickly when I refused him a date. What do you think about it?
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amateurbater answered · June 10, 2020
A very obvious answer to satisfy his needs.
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kimberlyreyes_ answered · June 10, 2020
'Cause he wanted to spank you, you soul. And when he saw it wasn't going to work, he's gone. What's so wonderful?
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leeselinda answered · June 10, 2020
The guy's looking for a quick knock, and he's guessing for you. What do you think of him?
He can write whatever he wants. Are you going to investigate him with a detective?
I guess no one around here lets him in and starts to think of family and distant acquaintances... I don't think it's getting any deeper with women.
Oh, times, oh, mores! Full consumerism - hammer and beg...
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prettyjuliax answered · June 10, 2020
You seem to want to raise your self-esteem...
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bellatslatina answered · June 10, 2020
You're not 16, and you don't get it. He's looking for a mistress and he's trying on every woman he finds attractive.
Men are looking for sex - even your husband would fix a pretty woman without commitment if he falls for it.
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sassythang4u answered · June 11, 2020
Don't act like you don't know. You just want to brag.
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antarctic_male33 answered · June 11, 2020
From the author:
I don't play tweaked, I brag. I just wanted to make sure I misinterpreted the lad's maneuvers correctly, because the whole situation is mega-ridiculous. With this approach, I don't believe any woman would fall for him. I've never been hit down by so many barks!
By the way, the young man is really in a serious relationship, and he's definitely being dragged by the khacos, because the woman is so much older than him.
We live in interesting times...
And lastly, I told my husband and we had a lot of time!
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goddess252 answered · June 11, 2020
She also wants, and a lot, but she seeks advice from the site on whether it's worth the risk :) As a man in my 30s, I will advise you to accept his invitation, but with the promise of being more discreet. You're a lucky girl because there are too few middle-aged women who can boast young and beautiful suitors. I know from personal experience that every woman wants something young, but not everyone has the guts, one for her husbands not to understand, and another because of people's opinions.