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Shit... I was thinking: nah, this Strawman ain't all that, he's embellishing, I'll call his bluff this time. Well... Picking your mark
Get real. There is no shortage of bored, lonely, neglected, dissatisfied married women looking for some spice in their lives. Yeah, fair enough, I thought you were gonna stay silent on this issue though, didn't expect this sort of reply. The most important thing in any affair though, is to plan your own exit strategy. Telling her that you are totally in love is OK - provided that in the next sentence you also tell her that it's just not in your nature to ever 'settle down'.
One thing you don't want is for the woman to leave her husband with the expectation of marrying you.
After all - who wants to marry a woman who sleeps around on her husband? Successfully leading from the front with cold logic and masterful calculation, ah, those qualities are few and far between in Aussie males these days, in our government-regulated schools, they only make one model: The Feminized Man. 1. None were ugly or fat After that, I'll definitely give you the benefit of the doubt. 2. I have no idea what this has to do with libertarianism. I think it went well. You were able to interweave concepts, I learnt some things outside my usual comfort zone, it put a new spin on supply and demand, and an insight into trade deals that usually go unspoken.
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