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5. His heart’s not on
line.
You sense an imbalance of vulnerability, and this is intuitive. When two available people are dating, both presumably are anxious for it to work out, and are equally at-risk. When you’re playing for keeps and he’s just playing, he won’t care as much about how you’re getting along. He has
security of
marriage and nothing to lose but an exciting good time.
6. There’s a white line on
fourth finger of his left hand, a tan-line from where his wedding ring usually is, and is not when he’s with you. Or there’s
outline of a ring in his shirt pocket.
7. After an appropriate amount of time he doesn't suggest meeting each other's friends.
8. He gives strange reasons for not wanting to go to certain places (like your favorite restaurant).
You first met him at a dance hall (where he’s known and someone might tell his wife) and after that every place he takes you to is in another county. (There's a part of town he definitely avoids. Guess why?)
9. He pays for restaurants, motels, resorts, and airplane tickets in cash rather than by credit card.
10. He is never available on Sundays. In some cultures, and with many men, Saturday night may be Boys Night Out, but Sunday is strictly “family time.” Ditto for holidays. This is part of that peculiar male honor code: OK to cheat. But not on July 4th. That's family time.

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