AbAbber2k
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Originally posted by: Orsorum
You have not met either person in question, and you do not know them well enough to make any sort of substantive statement about their nature or what their actions mean.
You can't undo millions of years of sexual evolution. Women will ALWAYS be on the lookout for the bigger better deal (subconciously if not actively) until it's not feasible to replace a mate (once they're married/have children for instance).
You have plenty to gain. You have the psychological satisfaction of putting one over that bitch that hurt you those years ago. You act as though you're doing him some sort of favor. You're taking your own perception of a far-off situation and you're twisting it to fit your vision of what women are like.
Women cheat, so do men. Being cautious about it is no fault of anyone's. We ARE doing him a favor by getting him to look at the red flags and evaluate the situation.
I don't disagree that her actions are improper, and I agree that her insistence could be seen as a red flag. However, I would not think to judge her so absolutely given such limited information.
It's hard to see it any other way. Granted, we don't know EXACTLY how the OP handled this, but from his post he said he didn't want her to see him and she immediately accused him of being irrational. That ALONE is a red flag. She obviously doesn't care much about his feelings anymore if she can't understand that her hanging out ALONE with some guy she just met makes him uncomfortable/upset. If this is the case, she's probably considering making her way out of the relationship, or is at least becoming disinterested... and it's not uncommon for women to line up a new guy for when she's done with the other.
