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I took down the pic after you that visited in the first two pages saw it. It's a small world and all.
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There's a reason she's an ex. I'd avoid. Assuming your friends are similar enough to you to the point where you became friends in the first place, it's highly likely that the things that drove them apart would do so with you also.
And there's the obvious - if one has any kind of respect for his/her friends they'd never do this on general principle. I never would. If I could envision doing it, then the person isn't really a friend and it says something about the "friendship" IMHO. Dating friends' exes is the territory of scumbags. |
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"She's so fine there's no tellin' where the money went..." |
Go ahead and pound her out. Then decide if shes worthy of keeping around.
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The whole conundrum is one large, industrial sized box of "depends".
I was going out with a gal in college that my best friend was crazy about, more so than me: He actually told me in advance that should I ever dump this gal he was going to roll in hot. I did and so did he. Thirty plus years later we are still best friends and the young lady is a fond footnote for both of us, a campfire story we love to tell. In your case, Denis, I don't see an issue. Later in life my best bud from the story above married, had a child and subsequently divorced. His wife (ex) is a great gal. His deal from the moment they broke up was that he hoped she would find someone that makes her happy. I am sure your acquaintance/friend, if he is a good dude, feels the same way. Especially after ten years. |
WWDD. What would Dueller do?
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My wife used to date my best friend. They went out off and on for a few months, but she wasn't really his type.
I invited her over for dinner one night, simply because I wanted to get to know people outside the Navy. The plan was she could introduce me to some of her friends. As usual, no plan survives first contact, and we hit it off really well. I talked to him the next day, and asked if he had any issue with my dating her he had none, and our 20 year anniversary is in November. I talk to the friend every couple weeks, and still get together as often as possible to hunt. As to a casual acquaintance, I wouldn't be worried about that at all. Think of it this way, in a small town (say a graduating HS class of ~300), every guy is going to be at least a casual acquaintance of every ex- of every woman in the town. It really is not that big of a deal. |
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Here is the kicker: immediately before they got together, she was the GF of one of his other closest friends. It was an insignificant relationship and he simply asked his bro for his blessing and he gave it. BF #1 was at the wedding and all was happy. The dudes are all friends to this day. The ex-husband of the woman in this thread is not a close friend. In 20 years of knowing him, I've never really hung out with him and never spoken to him on the phone, that I can recall. He is more of a "friend of a friend". I would not even glance at a woman that he was presently involved with but I think ex-wife of 10 or 15 years ago is fair game. On the slight chance that anything happens, (I've probably jinxed it by posting this thread), he will be among the first to know. I think I would give him a courtesy call. |
I *really* do not think dating an ex-wife of a living ex-husband is a good idea period, outside of the ex-husband having gotten his divorce for doing things with a woman that wasn't his wife.
Ex GF, another matter. |
FWIW, Tiffany says you're 100% in the clear.....and she writes an advice blog on dating etiquette and has tons of young women looking to her for dating advice.
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Talk to the man. Tell him you're going to date her and would hope that he's OK with it.
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Just my two cents...
In the end, each person is totally unique therefore every relationship is doubly unique. It is human nature and all very fun to pigeon hole people and relationships... but at the end of the day it is just silly fun and means nothing. My wife had three strikes... twice divorced (75% of third marriages end in divorce) and was dating my good friend (which still befuddles me because they have absolutely nothing in common) after a month he broke it off and introduced me to her because "we were very much alike". It bugged the heck out of me that she dated him... but after a couple months it became obvious that our similarities/connection outweighed any arbitrary social rules of interaction. Carry on.. |
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Dueller is much more of a player than me, that's for sure. :)
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Post a pic of just her eyes. We need to see Ms. Crazy Eye to help you.
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honestly..i'm several women's "EX"! does that make me damaged goods? (maybe)
i think it is impossible for us to get along with EVERYONE..that is why we have ex's. somebody may hate this woman, but that doesnt mean she wont be another man's perfect mate. trick it to get thru the sea of craziness and drag your ass up onto the beach of happiness unscathed. i repeat, go for it!! |
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