Different game - Single mother - What now?

y0ungt0ngue

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Background information, I work with her, she's older than me, has young kids which I've met, 9 out of 10 in my eyes, is also a widow, and has broken up with a recent boyfriend of 1 year about 3 months ago... Baggage is off through the roof, but hey, I like a good challenge!

Make no mistake though, I really like this girl and can take all on-board.

So we've been flirting for a very long time, even when she was with her ex boyfriend, he was a bit of a lame duck and it was only a matter of time before they were finished, he dumped her though, so she went through the distress and lack of confidence after that.

I have always been genuine and offered her friendship first, she opened up about her past to me, and felt like we were getting closer.

About myself, I am confident and experienced sexually with women, call me an Alpha if you may in some situations, she oozes some of that sexual confidence also, which is probably why there was strong chemistry in the first place.

We have been out in social situations a couple of times, having a good time, getting drunk and all, not afraid of physical touch of course, she would kiss me on the lips goodbye at the end of the night... and naturally run off to her boyfriend after, didn't really bother me, he wasn't going to last... and she has already been reprimanded by him already because she was dancing too close to me, attraction seems like it was in my court... (could be wrong...)

Now I realise of course, I could have been softening the transition for her during the whole breakup process, but a girl like that will get snapped up quickly.

Anyways, took a while, and when they broke up, I would escalate. Made my intentions known to her, we had discussed sex many times, and she definitely needed some post break up.

Her impressions were that maybe it was just going to be a no strings attached fling, but I wanted something more, which she was a little confused to her that, she said, she wasn't looking for a relationship, but was seeing other people, and didn't want to be tied down to anyone person right now.

I'll skip other details, but finally one night she let me come over to her place, it was awkward at first, but I'm very assertive and not shy, we made out... (best kisses, she really enjoyed it, I can tell...) ... I must admit, sex wasn't the greatest because I really wasn't sure of her commitment levels, so I had too much going on in my mind, but I did explore her body very well like a DJ would... lot's of talking, felt like I really just wanted to connect emotionally, but she just wasn't on that level of intimacy... she kept saying she wasn't interested in me etc... (nice way to kill the mood really...)

Anyways, that was that, text her the next morning, jokingly about last night, she was receptive, and replied with "Good Morning!"...

Saw her at work on the Monday, she was a bit dressed up and noticeable a bit chirpier than usual. I played it cool, as you really don't know what to expect.

Tuesday evening came, and I get a texted from her "I know you're probably asleep, but I wanted to say I had a good time on Friday, I'm sorry I was tired".

I replied the normal caring and understanding way.

A few more days passed, she started hinting about sex again via IM, I texted her after saying I couldn't wait to kiss her again, she replied "Really? I thought you regretted it" ... I was like "no way, what made you think that?" In which she replied how it all happened... (I suppose the awkward parts...)

Anyways, I had already set up a date, and when I asked if she was looking forward to it, she said "I am :)"

I thought I was doing OK so far, although I do not know how she got the impression of why I didn't enjoy my time with her.

So what happens after? She flakes out on me for the date, says she has no romantic interest in me, and that feeling has never changed.

I was a furious and confused, didn't talk to her for a few days or so, just to get my bearings straightened again... but I decided to eventually call her up on that... I think she was feeling a bit down and depressed then for her usual reasons... she unleashed on me...

Few things said... she was never interested and never will be, as far as she's concerned nothing happened between us, and she doesn't linger on these things, I hassled her and she was doing me a favour by letting me over that night... leave her alone or it will be a HR issue at work... she is seeing other people and she has been point blank to me about it.

WTF!!! I'm shocked, she thinks she is doing me a favour? but she thanks me for a good time???

Don't disrespect me like that! and threaten me at work...!!!

I still acted and responded calmly, she's overreacting, wished her all the best with the other guys and hope they make her happy... I texted the next morning, "For what it's worth, I'm sorry if I did anything to make you feel this way, I won't bother you again."

She responds "I wasn't upset or angry, so there's no need to be sorry, have a nice weekend."

I didn't reply... pfft, NO CONTACT for a couple of weeks now, I don't even look at her at work, she's getting what she asked for, and I'm not into playing games.

Thoughts? What am I dealing with here?
 

y0ungt0ngue

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Maybe I appeared a bit too eager? But she knew my intentions...

No Contact, I have the power to walk away, and she isn't doing me any favours... I'm at the don't give a ***k stage, but it's very hard as I see her everyday...
 

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hmm.. well from my own standpoint, a single mother is only an f-buddy. Too much issues and hassle, especially if the father is still in the picture. even if he is not active in both the mother or children's lives, he may resent his once prize with another man.

This is just me however and my own subjective standpoint, but still f-buddy and little else.
 

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Seriously for the 10,000th time. DON'T FVCK WOMEN YOU WORK WITH
 

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It's sucks she's hot and all. But you can't let her F your work/life situation.

There are no perfect words to fix this chick. I agree with her, she's doing you a favor. She is trouble. Be happy you nailed her, and tie yourself up if you have to, to remain no contact. Chick is probs. Next! And seriously.
 

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Hope you don't mind a good career anal raping. Wow, could the OP choose a woman with more red flags?

Here's one: a Russian cougar ex-stripper, mother of 3, who he works with, who has a meth habit and a gun-collecting, HIV+ husband she recently separated from who's currently in prison for voluntary manslaughter but who gets out in a month.
 

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TL;DR!

Exhibit A for Don't sh*t where you motherfu**kin' eat!

Exhibit B for Why not to be a Captain Save-A-Hoe!

The only thing that's gonna be a challenge is repairing your workplace and career reputation. :trouble:

You're swimming in a pool during a lightning storm! End this damn charade! It's only a matter of time before she yells sexual harassment and gets a lot of money from you. You're asking to really get your feelings and your wallet hurt. Letting this girl go without contact is the best thing now that is for you. :yes:

Case dismissed.
 

y0ungt0ngue

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I don't think she will go to that extreme, just can't see what ticked her to that point.
 

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At this point you probably have a woman (or multiple women) chasing you around, calling you all the time, wanting to be with you. So let's talk about how to KEEP a woman interested in you once you have her. This is BIG! There is nothing worse than getting dumped by a woman that you really, really like.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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Will take your opinions onboard, but I've always had a gut feeling that I am being tested to the nth degree, she is irrational and illogical in the things that have transpired... after all, she needs to really protect herself as she has more to lose.

I'm not going to buckle, it's high stakes poker, and I have inner unwavering confidence and game.
 

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bigneil said:
Strike three! She's out!
Exactly my thoughts as I read that sentence. Why are you investing so much time in an older woman with kids and lots of baggage.

So you got sex out of her, that's very good. But WHY do you want something more, as you said, with her when she is wrong in so many ways? Sure she oozes sexual confidence (dunno if that is even a completely good thing) but everything about her should tell you she is horrible for relationships.

You also say you are good sexually with other women. I recommend pursuing other women.
 

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Maybe I should have put this in the mature section, so yes, she is older, but I'm 30+ also...

Anyways, it's been a month or so since I had contact, I needed to forgive and move on... I texted her, stating if she was serious about the HR issue.

She replied "No :)"

and then replied "Where r u?"

All within 1 minute of my text.

I asked why she threatened me, she said, because I kept messaging her (which I disagree, maybe her way of saying to give her space???)

Either way, I needed to build that bridge again I think.
 
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