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A married man tried to seduce me the other night.

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Carmenere · 16/05/2008 16:36

Ha! I'd imagine I've cured him of his wandering eye
I was on a work trip to a swanky resort in a hot country and as it was all inclusive everyone drank far, far, far too much. I ended up in this blokes room (I had left my hat on the beach earlier on in the day and he had picked it up for me and he was leaving first thing so I had to get it iyswim - I am not in the habit of going to drunk married mens hotel rooms)
He is terribly handsome, witty and sucessful and apparently he is even famous in his country so he was quite suprised when I wasn't forthcoming with the nookie, I'd imagine he is used to getting it what he wants. Instead I lectured counselled him on his evident marriage problems until he was in tears and then left.

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sarah293 · 16/05/2008 16:37

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expatinscotland · 16/05/2008 16:37

Carmen!

Ooooo.

Tell us more!

CountessDracula · 16/05/2008 16:37

oh well done

edam · 16/05/2008 16:38

Fantastic, Carmermere. Did you put on a Claire Rayner firm but kind voice and say: 'Can you do that for me, love?'

TinySocks · 16/05/2008 16:39

we need more women like you in the world!!!

Lulumama · 16/05/2008 16:39

with head cocked non judgementally on one side?

oooh, priceless!

did you leave the room without falling over, or having your skirt tucked in your knickers.. so that nothing ruined the moment of triumph?

RainyWednesday · 16/05/2008 16:42

Ha ha ha ha ha

Carmenere · 16/05/2008 16:42

Well put it this way a younger, sillier Carmenere would have found him very difficult to turn down but I just told him that I loved my dp and wouldn't hurt him for the world. so he did the 'we don't have sex any more' line, which transpired into him actually being terribly depressed and he obviously felt really unwanted and rejected. But shagging me wasn't going to help that situation so I suggested that he tried to work on it or leave her but that betraying her wasn't a solution.

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Carmenere · 16/05/2008 16:44

Actually I did feel a tiny bit of remorse for making a 6'3" ex international rugby player cry . but fuck-it I probably made him think about a few things that he diddn't want to.

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expatinscotland · 16/05/2008 16:45

Well done, Carmen!

Carmenere · 16/05/2008 22:52

I did email him but haven't heard back yet, funny that..................

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littlewoman · 16/05/2008 23:00

Carmenere, you are now officially a member (possibly the first true member) of THE sisterhood. Well done!

Carmenere · 16/05/2008 23:06

No you wouldn't KM, possibly before you discovered mn but not now. Actually being a member of mn must be a kind of anti-adultery weapon. the thought of all the heartbreak on here would seriously ruin your mojo iyswim.

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staryeyed · 16/05/2008 23:09

pmsl at edam

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fanjolina · 16/05/2008 23:15

Respect to you Carmenere. I hope he takes your advice on board. If things really are bad with his DW he should focus his energies on sorting his marriage out.

You should be poud of being a real woman who doesn't need to respond to any offer from a man!

Carmenere · 16/05/2008 23:15

lolol no it is true he was a ride. But even if you could get over the guilt in the moment so to speak, imagine how horrible you would feel in the morning.

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BreeVanderCampLGJ · 16/05/2008 23:16

KM, even after 5 years you still have your scruples, non ??

BreeVanderCampLGJ · 16/05/2008 23:17

A ride..............

Carmenere · 16/05/2008 23:18

Oh yes he was, well he seemed so after about 7 strange minty-chocolaty cocktails called springboks

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littlewoman · 16/05/2008 23:19

Love your name Fanjolina ... I'm so jealous I didn't think of it

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Carmenere · 16/05/2008 23:21

Now KM really and truly I actually don't believe that you would sacrifice your principles for a bit of a drunken friction with a cheater married man

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susiecutiebananas · 16/05/2008 23:22

A ride??? good god, thats a fantastic phrase!!

I really need to get out more hey? I actually did spit my hot chocolate out then, sprayed over the keys and screen, once upon a time, it would have been wine, or G&T... actually, once upon a time, i wouldn't have been sitting here on a friday night! not sure if thats a or a moment... I'll settle for a .........

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