Would men be turned off or get disinterested in dating a woman who is finalizing a divorce?

[cdimples99]

[Anonymous]

It really depends. I was attracted to this woman that was in a bad marriage and was going through the process of divorce (I wouldn't have been interested otherwise). I can understand how she might have felt stifled being in that marriage all that time since it wasn't a happy one. But she took that opportunity to "play the field". She expected me to compete with those other guys. Even though those other guys were just playing around. Eventually those other guys dropped her and then she tried to come back to me. But the damage was done. She showed me multiple times her poor judgement. I'm not going to invest in someone who repeatedly makes that many bad decisions.

So to answer your question. Any woman can make a mistake. It's when they repeatedly don't learn from those mistakes that turns a guy off. Too many women think guys risk NOTHING in a relationship. And that's just not true.

[Bmories99]

The easy answer is no. However some guys are not really going to decide this until the understand more about the divorce and get a sense of what happened.

[ArtemisSilver]

Maybe some, I guess they might be afraid of an angry ex or something. Personally, I think I would understand and try to be emotionally supportive.

[Anonymous]

Yes. I wouldn’t even consider dating someone who isn’t legally divorced.

[FilmGuy93]

If he's smart he would be turned off, yes.

[curiousbabyboo]

Perfect scene for rebound, so not me.

[jasco]

I would date someone till after they are divorce.

[jasco]

Wouldn't, I wouldn't date someone till after they are divocred

[maximumpower]

Avoid them like the plague.

[Redstang88]

Yeah

[Anonymous]

I love it

[cdimples99]

thank you Savage, do you mean you would not get turned off?

[Anonymous]

no..