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Flirt To Get What You Want

Would you flirt with your ex to get what you want? Be it more money, more time, just to have 'fun' with them in the presence of your kids?

by HurtInColorado 1139 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 10:54 AM

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Sure, I would flirt to get what I wanted. Helps things go easier.
Not Really. I would be direct without breaking my boundaries.
No Way. If I wanted something, I would ask directly and be prepared to offer something in return.
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To ask such a question shows you can not think of others but only yourself as you go day by day. The lack of only thinking of one self (and your question here shows that) is a sign of illness. It's alarming and you should really get mental help.

by HIC 23 Posts
Posted on 8/22/2009 12:02 AM

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i am sorry but no way.. i would never do that, not even for the kids.. i think it makes it harder on the children in the long run..

by cherbear 5182 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 7:50 PM

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No, I wouldn't, I feel like it's dishonest and, well, probably wouldn't work anyway.

by Natalie 729 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 4:45 PM

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I love your responses V.

I wouldn't give him the satisfaction of flirting. Besides, he's gone completely gray in the past 6 months, gained the 30 lbs. that I've lost and is an inconsiderate asshole. Ummm, not even an option. Not worth lowering myself.

by flutterby 829 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 3:09 PM

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My standards are much higher than that.
Answer: NO WAY!!!!!

by Kay46514 229 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 2:18 PM

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I want my x to burn in hell. That way I'm not responsible.

by bluebird 1157 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 1:08 PM

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No way. Not right now.....I would not want to give him the satisfaction of thinking that I was flirting with him and I would not want to give him that ego boost. After all he has done to me and my kids, he doesnt deserve to feel good about himself. Plus, he would just think he could "hit that" if he wanted to and I would not want him to think that he could have me! In the future, if things simmer down, I might...just to manipulate him into doing/giving something. He deserves it.

by AnaBella72 193 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 12:44 PM

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No way. I wouldn't want to:
1) be misleading 2) cheapen/lower myself.

If I 'wanted' something from my ex, it would have to be something that was already due me and I would request it.

I wouldn't ask my stbx for anything outside of that.

by lifeinpurgatory 1830 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 11:43 AM

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now thats scary LOL

by Gomezz 734 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 11:34 AM

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I am still trying a way to give him a bad case of Moctezuma's revenge....hmmm maybe I could flirt to get him to try some of my "famous" soup...(as she throws back her head and laughs wickedly......)

by vlady 2123 Posts
Posted on 6/23/2009 11:09 AM

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