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I love this girl that loves me back, but long story short, we're not very good in a relationship together. She's hot as fuck, but I manned the fuck up and broke it off with her awhile ago, but she's been sniffing around and I may have (stupidly?) started hanging out with her again and the temptation to fuck, you guys, the struggle is real, we have an intense connection. She wants to get back together, but I told her we can hang but I'm going to date other people for my own peace of mind and she knows this.
My question is, how do I explain this to my dates? I don't want to be dishonest, is the casual dating explanation enough?
Also, am I doing the right thing with my ex? Fuck.
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Usually I assume things are not exclusive unless stated otherwise. If you want to tell your dates that you are seeing other people that's up to you but generally I don't find it necessary.
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>>16797236
There's not something extra for it to be this weird semi-relationship? I guess it falls under the "casual" non-exclusivity at the beginning, but what do I tell them if they jump the gun on defining the relationship?
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Kek you're the type of person who ruins someone's outlook on relationships. If you're fucking someone, don't be out dating. Don't get to have your cake and eat it, too.
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>>16797299
>If you're fucking someone, don't be out dating.
well, I think the other anon is right that until you specifically ask for exclusivity, you assume there is none. You can fuck prior to entering an exclusive relationship, you realize...
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>>16797212
Nigger, how many times are you going to say but?
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>>16797824
but I use that as a clause transition
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