Topic: dating risks...
msharmony's photo
Wed 07/24/13 12:39 PM
when you are in a situation that would put another person at risk,,, how soon or long do you wait to tell them about it,,,?

for instance..

having an std
having a stalker
being in a dangerous occupation

,,,sometimes we are so eager to 'have' someone, we dont think about what impact our presence in their life might have on them...


I actually dated someone who had a stalker once, who started to stalk me,, I was kind of upset they didnt tell me their situation,, but then I wasnt sure if I should have expected them to,,,,


would you share these things with someone you were going to be 'involved' with?

Movie07's photo
Wed 07/24/13 12:55 PM
flowerforyou :smile: Yes you should tell them if n when your getting involve with special someone,frustrated :wink:

MythicalMark's photo
Wed 07/24/13 12:58 PM
If you have a dangerous occupation thats a huge part of you life and you should tell them immediately. Dangerous occupations usually put a lot of stress on a relationship and your going to need someone that can handle it. If you don't your just wasting each others time.

For a stalker I don't know. I guess if I was dateing a girl who stalker I would want to know, so I could watch my back.

Dani3082's photo
Wed 07/24/13 01:44 PM
Honesty is the best policy. I believe in laying it all out,it's up to them to decide what they do with the information. I've had a stalker, and i told about her upfront. Honesty will get you far. There,thats my 2 cents :D

yellowrose10's photo
Wed 07/24/13 01:52 PM
personally I would rather have everything out on the table. I prefer being honest and upfront

1Cynderella's photo
Wed 07/24/13 02:55 PM
Hiding an STD is proof positive they don't really care that much. sad2

Also if a guy I'm dating or plan to date has a possible fatal attraction ex girlfriend/wife, a heads up would be nice. scared

jacktrades's photo
Wed 07/24/13 03:08 PM

personally I would rather have everything out on the table. I prefer being honest and upfront

I'm on board with this.

isaac_dede's photo
Wed 07/24/13 03:14 PM




having an std
having a stalker
being in a dangerous occupation



In same order:

before having sex
before meeting in person
during the prior meet, get to know each other patter

Hey I agree with you on something! :p....I would add though

Quite a bit Before having sex(meaning don't say it casually when both of your clothes are already on the floor)

willing2's photo
Wed 07/24/13 03:26 PM
Edited by willing2 on Wed 07/24/13 03:33 PM

personally I would rather have everything out on the table. I prefer being honest and upfront

Yes.
On the table is good.:wink:

But cerialy.
NOW I get to know the gal before any real sex happens.

Too old for another psycobitch from hell. Unless she's super hot!

no photo
Fri 07/26/13 09:56 PM
a stalker is not her/his fault and the STD may not be either

but both should be on the table for the health and well being of all involved.

A dangerous occupation should come up as part of normal get to know you type stuff

if things start getting serious tho, might wanna sit down and have the reality check chat....


jmho

no photo
Fri 07/26/13 10:06 PM
think

LisaZ7130's photo
Wed 07/02/14 07:11 AM
Edited by LisaZ7130 on Wed 07/02/14 07:10 AM
that's funny coming from you!dani3082!!!

no photo
Wed 07/02/14 07:43 AM
I have a stalker I tell who I'm talking to usually right away......

navygirl's photo
Wed 07/02/14 08:15 AM
I could handle a person with a dangerous occupation but if they have a stalker; I would not date them. Since I started working for the Police; I have learned that stalkers will come after both of you and could be very dangerous.

MariahsFantasy's photo
Wed 07/02/14 08:17 AM
It can be hard but when you trust someone, telling the truth is a must. Always. Especially if your life is in danger.

no photo
Wed 07/02/14 08:37 AM
Std's and stalkers....You are obligated to tell those things "before" the first date..I would think occupation(s) would come up in casual conversation leading up to the first date..

no photo
Fri 07/04/14 01:51 PM

Dating risks



when you are in a situation that would put another person at risk,,, how soon or long do you wait to tell them about it,,,?

for instance..

having an std
having a stalker
being in a dangerous occupation

,,,sometimes we are so eager to 'have' someone, we dont think about what impact our presence in their life might have on them...

would you share these things with someone you were going to be 'involved' with?


If I don't disclose upfront then I'm risking rejection when my truth is eventually known anyway. So its best to lay my cards on the table before we talk about actually getting serious.

Casual dating is one thing, getting involved is another.

As far as dating risks go....

How about if a man is a momma's boy?

Should he warn his dates in advance because he knows his possible future partner will be interrogated by his mother and she'll have to pass her inspection because she'll play a major role in his relationship? She may even insist that he break up with his partner if his mother decides at some point she wants him too.

Me personally, I prefer not to get involved with men that either still live at home with their mother, or she plays an active role in his life because she and what she wants will always come first to him. Been there, done that, won't do it again.

What about people who are not dependable? They job hop and move from pillar to post in search of the next best thing. Should they disclose their lack of stability before luring someone in?

Or serial cheaters? Should they tell their date they have no morals in advance so they can decide if they're a risk worth taking?

no1phD's photo
Fri 07/04/14 01:59 PM
the the thing you need to concern yourself most with.. when dating me..
... ...IS ME....:wink: laugh laugh :banana: frustrated