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Old 06-28-2013, 10:31 PM #3
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Men and women have been guilty of this kind of deception for millennia. IMO, What he did was mendacious and contemptible, morally and ethically reprehensible... but not rape.
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I agree with Dr Smith....and believe that he said it better than I could have.

So sorry that you've had this experience though, BobCat. It's a scary dating world out there and we all have to be very careful who we trust.
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