So at what point do your warning signs go off?

I am a AFC I am confused, angry, and very frustrated.

Anyway... I met this girl her name is Kristine. she was a HB6...

So I met her because my buddy wanted to hook up with her, he was unsuccessful she was not my type but she looked like fun. I had her number in my phone.

Three months later I text her out of the blue playing dumb she was intrigued and was begging me to come over to her place to have sex with her. She did not want a relationship and I have a thing about having sex with a girl I am not in a relationship with. this set off one red flag.

She adds me to facebook, I check her status updates as she is mysterious she has all these updates saying "60 days to go" "50 days to go" with a heart symbol. so I got her to tell me what it ment. I asked how come she wasn't looking for a relationship. "Oh I don't need to look, I have BF I have been in love with for 3 years."

me "wow you have a open relationship."
her "well there is a situation, he has been in jail for 2 years"
me "....wtf...."
her "He robbed a 7-11 when he was drunk one night."
me "wow... your kidding right?"
her "no... he is out in 47 days"

at this point my Psycho alarm is going off and I took her off facebook and deleted her number. I would not touch that situation with a 10 foot pole.

so when do your warning signs go off?

See the Crying Game.

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LMFAO....I have been on dates with two single moms not together though .

Same thing happened - One of them said she was in jail for 30 days for some shit. I stopped replying to her texts straightway.

With the other, I went for bowling. She was asking whether I have kids, bla bla bla and "have you ever been to jail?" I thought there you go. Though, we made out that night, I was really horny, even went to the first base, but f-closing a chick who has been to jail is not my cup of tea.

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