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regardless of any ethical dilemma, has anyone on here done it with any success?
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What's the GD consensus on approaching girls that are already in relationships.
Is it possible to perform the switch without murdering the other man?
Does she flirt with you?
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Do you want to go out with her or just **** her?
Think if you were the other bloke, how would you feel if someone did that to you.Start with B, then work backwards ideally
Think if you were the other bloke, how would you feel if someone did that to you.
And if she is going to cheat on her current bf with you, she is likely to do the same to you if another guy comes along.
yeah obviously it's the risk you run in that situation.
Probably better off served waiting out the relationship and then pouncing ala Seinfeld's 'the wait out'.
I'm a tad smitten to be frank
End of the day, you're a c*** if you get involved with someone in a relationship.yeah obviously it's the risk you run in that situation.
Probably better off served waiting out the relationship and then pouncing ala Seinfeld's 'the wait out'.
I'm a tad smitten to be frank
End of the day, you're a c*** if you get involved with someone in a relationship.
made peace with this fact a long time ago
I'll be honest mate, you sound like a kid who's seen a good looking girl give him some attention and thought 'Oh, **** - I want to get in there ASAP' - and that's all you're thinking.
sounds pretty much the long and the short of it

Tomorrow I'm planning to shit where I eat (Ie ask a uni lass out).
Any easy suggestions other than not going at it too hard? The course results in us potentially spending a lot of time in the same vicinity (Not many electives) which is a bit of a worry...

Just don't make a big thing about it. Don't go up to her with the express purpose of asking her out, slip it casually into a normal conversation. If she says no, smile and shrug it off with a 'shame about that' or something. Then keep talking to her normally about other stuff, and depart normally.Tomorrow I'm planning to shit where I eat (Ie ask a uni lass out).
Any easy suggestions other than not going at it too hard? The course results in us potentially spending a lot of time in the same vicinity (Not many electives) which is a bit of a worry...
Regardless of the ethics of the situation, or how likely it is to be successful, I am not sure I would be particularly interested in dating a girl who let me chat her up behind her boyfriend's back and then left him for me. Girls who monkey branch tend to make it a habit.
That's a pretty defeatist attitude.
Personally I find that most girls worth dating are too busy with school, uni, extracurriculars and work to date much before their mid 20s.
Guys are too quick to write off girls as crazy as well. People have flaws and relationships require work. Most guys in their 20s are amazingly lazy when it comes to relationships. Especially the goodlooking ones who are used to pulling high quality girls.