You mean during separation? if so, I don't see a problem with it.
If you are separated and not living with your husband/wife- i dont see nothing wrong with dating someone.. but i was told it was big NO NO? some said its alrighty.... some said its better to wait till your divorce is final.. but i have seen LOT of people dating.. so i guess it s not a big deal?? hmm... oh well.. if u met someone you liked and he/she asked u out.. go for it... just take your time and HAVE fun..
it's 21st century with a new social trend. everything's ok anyway lol
lol thats good to know... I think?? heheh!
Yes that's what I mean when the marriage is over.
I knew quite a few people who were separated, go out on dates. It seems to be accepted in our society.
But if you are still living in the same house with hubby even though you're getting a divorce, don't go dating yet otherwise it would be awkward and jealousy issues would arise.
Your thread stated " Dating before a divorce " -- which one issue this thread is talking about ?
If you are independent from any living arrangements with him and separated, its fine. However, be prepared for any reactions if your to be ex sees you in another relationship, especially considering the timing, he may get pretty jealous feeling dropped on the spot and easily replaced. If you like the drama, it won't matter even if you flaunt your new love interest in front of him, otherwise, if you cant handle it, keep it on the sidelines.
You mean... you both plan on getting a divorce, so you date other people?
If so, I wouldn't recommend it. It only makes things worse than it is.
What if a couple were planning on getting a divorce, so the guy starts dating another woman. The wife could use that against him when it comes to settlements. :roll:
You mean... you both plan on getting a divorce, so you date other people?
If so, I wouldn't recommend it. It only makes things worse than it is.
What if a couple were planning on getting a divorce, so the guy starts dating another woman. The wife could use that against him when it comes to settlements. :roll: