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ยป Would you overlook a woman's promiscuity if everything else was on point?
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post 1702491461 06-17-2024, 09:09 PM
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Would you overlook a woman's promiscuity if everything else was on point?

This girl in my building is a few years younger than me (33).

White/blonde, slim, 7.5/10, ivy league educated, works in PE.

Great personality - intelligent, funny, honest to a fault, feminine, and financially conservative.

Problem is - she bought into the whole "empowerment" nonsense and when we first had dinner she mentioned how she hooked up with a guy that did some work on her apartment,and she was proud of it.Given that I'm in NYC, this didn't surprise me.

My gut is telling me to walk away because I was disgusted not that she hooked up with the dude, but the fact that she gloated about it. I'm not emotionally invested/attached, so it wouldn't be a big deal to walk away right now.

Thoughts?
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post 1702491631 06-17-2024, 09:12 PM
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Yeah you should definitely stay with her. There is no way this goes wrong. I only want what is best for you.
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