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Had[36M] a successful date last Wednesday, ending with a kiss and also a French one. I left her[31F] with 'lets keep in touch.' But no message was sent from her either on Thursday or Friday, so I texted her yesterday (Saturday). I asked her out for the coming week, but she said she will be super busy the whole week... but this week she was available all days.. So In my eyes, a wishy-washy excuse oooor maybe she do are busy..

Then I said: 'That's too bad, maybe we should take it some other time?'
She answered: 'I'll be sure to get in touch after upcoming week!'
Good, maybe she will, maybe she won't.. time will tell.

But either way I smelled something fishy was going on here (hot and cold), so I checked her FB (we were already chatting on messenger), and found out her FB-status was 'in a relationship' with no person connected to it..

How big of a deal is a FB-status these days, maybe people aren't changing these anymore or are lazy/sloppy to keep it to date?
She's still very active/online on the datingapp where I met her, so I do suspect a some sorta of flag with red'ish shade here..

What am I supposed to do, IF she gets in touch?
Is she monkeybranching or actually single, what's your guess?

I ask because I'm currently texting three women who are in fact married. I have no interest in being with them beyond flirting. I've plainly asked at the beginning if "it's okay" or if "it might cause issues, i can stop" they've all said, No. Yet in several "flirty" texts they say they hope it makes their husbands show some passion towards them if they were to find out. For good or bad, these women seem to wait in relationship limbo, freely flirting with me. Still I know for fact I could end their marriages with three words. It may be part of the reason I'm not in a relationship with anyone anymore. (Trust issues) So I ask again, Are you talking/texting someone you shouldn't?

The relationship your partner has with your family can be very impactful. This can be good or bad, depending on the people and the situation. Some people love the independence and freedom that comes with their partner staying distanced from their family, and other people find joy and value in close relationships with their in-laws. So, how close should your partner be with your family?

Personally, me and Raine like each other to keep some distance from most family members, so I'd say we fall under the "Keep Them Separate!" category.