Let's get this straight

... Or Should I say I need to get this straight.

Newly met a woman that's got a soft spot for me. And makes it seem like we've known for a while or so. She clearly wants a relationship to spring up between us... you know (sugar mummy prospect).
The occasional touching on my chest when she's about to say goodbye and the extra niceness, smiles and so on...

She gifts me cash almost every time I do just simple little things for her, at times even when we only get to bump into each other.
she has a son of about 15

As a guy still hustling and Searching for a better life. My gut wants me to play along and dive in but she's most likely a widow.


Which brings me to this question. Got me thinking

Space booked

A marriage contract automatically ends upon the death of a spouse.

A widow is no longer legally married.

The coast is clear but I think it would be a good idea to define what you want from the relationship before you go in !

MetalJigsaw:
Let's get this straight

... Or Should I say I need to get this straight.

Newly met a woman that's got a soft spot for me. And makes it seem like we've known for a while or so... Which brings me to this question. just thinking.

A widow is not legally married as long as her husband is dead.
Remember the wedding vow.
Till death do the bride and the groom apart.

MetalJigsaw:
Let's get this straight

... Or Should I say I need to get this straight.

Newly met a woman that's got a soft spot for me. And makes it seem like we've known for a while or so. She clearly wants a relationship to spring up between us. The occasional touching on my chest when she's about to say goodbye and the extra niceness, smiles and so on...

She gifts me cash almost every time I do just simple little things for her, at times even when we only get to bump into each other.
she has a son of about 15

A ruthless gut wants me to play along but she's most likely a widow... Which brings me to this question. just thinking.

No.

Part of the vows is 'Till death do us part' period.

A widow is no more legally married but may be spiritually married on the basis of d different cultures of widowhood we have in Nigeria and that's worse than the legal part

Is she below 45?

The woman needs some good fúcking.

I hope you're up to the task if not step out of the way let a more qualified person do the job

Kobicove:
A marriage contract automatically ends upon the death of a spouse.

A widow is no longer legally married.

The coast is clear but I think it would be a good idea to define what you want from the relationship before you go in !

Note that's she's older than me. I'm 26 and she should be in her 40s

MetalJigsaw:
Note that's she's older than me. I'm 26 and she should be in her 40s

Dm her number. I can handle her

BareFacedLies:
Is she below 45?

The woman needs some good fúcking.

I hope you're up to the task if not step out of the way let a more qualified person do the job

All I know is she must be in her 40s.

She looks much younger than a 50+ woman.

..till DEATH do us part

Once a spouse or partner dies, marriage ends.

Look at what you wrote and what your title is?

A simple Google search will.answer whether a widow is still legally married or not...

Why are you folks reducing my IQ by putting up these godforsaken posts? I lose brain cells everyday due to all these type of posts.

What's wrong with y'all?

The answer is for better for worse till death do them apart.
deaths ends the contracts. even person you lend money oooh.

MetalJigsaw:
All I know is she must be in her 40s.

She looks much younger than a 50+ woman.

There's nothing wrong with having a sexual relationship with her after all widows are also human beings and have needs to.

Jut try not to let her start controlling you too much because she's far older than you.

Good luck!

Who m I to say Shi let's wait for the elders

Let me ask
Dame Patience Jonathan


#my fellow widows

No, but you shouldn't take advantage of her, if you love her, you should do the needful, if not if you use and dump her, you will face the consequences of your actions.

mytime24:
Let me ask
Dame Patience Jonathan


#my fellow widows

Loml