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Posted by thelongwait Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:53AM
I think it would be reasonable to say a few dates.. I mean some people are more private than others... people get divorced you know, like all the time... like most of the people I know. it is just this common thing we have going on... if they weren't divorced then they were just out of a long ****** relationship. I don't see how old you are but, I mean if you have that standard and it is a deal breaker for you then you should just find out that info upfront before you start liking them because if not then you will just cave in and they will be taking advantage of you in no time
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Posted by whatizmu Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:51AM
Depends on how things progress. I think people who vomit their entire life story right away are scary and prone to drama. I like to see some boundaries, and some healthy attitudes. A person who cannot stop talking about their past and their ex would worry me.
So, not too early, and not too late. :)
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Reply by 333cookies Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:53AM
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Reply by whatizmu Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:56AM
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Posted by Greenfemale Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:55AM
He probably really wanted to maintain a relationship with you and telling you straight away that he is divorced my scare you away so he may wait. Also it is something he regrets in his past, he may not want to bring it up as he is not proud of it and feels it isn't important enough to have an affect on your relationship.
Or he is OK with keeping secrets and lying as something like this needs to be said at the beginning of a relationship. ( I would hate the thought of a detail like that being kept until later on) You only know which one that it's most likely to be as you know him best.
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Posted by Mariner2 Feb 11th, 2012 at 10:49AM
I think that would come when he feels comfortable enough with you to share. I'm sure it's not something he is proud of.
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