Sorry i need to rephrase that. I meant "your wife had married you then she can also marry another man as well".

And yes, anything can happen.

So, why set so many rules & live in a box? Karma might or might not happened. Take the risk, a calculated one.

Nobody dictates the "rule & etiquette of courtship". If TS is in fact better than the bf, Law of Natural Selection applies. It takes 2 to tango.

Alright I know this has been asked a gazillion times but here I go again with a twist.

1) You met a girl that has a bf.
2) You know you can't touch her and you tell yourself that you shouldn't.
3) However, most of the time, you end up spending time with her alone and you 2 get to enjoy the times in a very simple way.
4) You keep telling yourself not to do so but at the end still fated to be with her.
5) The girl doesn't go out with guys alone and already openly declared it but you end up getting invited to go out with her.

Would you just go and get this girl?

@agent 45
Karma does happen, but love is not a waiting game. Ops... maybe this is not love afterall. He wanna jump into the hole, he shld be prepared to climb out. If not, its his fault 4being ill prepared.

But then again, I would say in reality that 9 out of 10 men in this world, if they were faced in such a situation, they'd go straight and spanar. Many men (including my friends) say "Happiness is something you fight your way for. If you don't struggle for the said happiness, you will lose it." Although at first I was at a disagreement on this but it seemed that the above scenario that I have encountered, opened me up to the fact that maybe Fate and God wants me to pursue my own happiness in a 'spanaring' way. Nobody knows.

I was referring to not to spanar someone's gf/bf. Sometimes it's not advisable to wait. Btw, u already said so in latest reply above. As long as not married, the competition still on n valid. If u wait till she/he is single, hw long r u gonna wait?

I understand wat u r saying. If no bf, then any number of suitor can compete. But im saying, as long as not married, any suitor still stand a chance. Ppl call this spanner, i call this OK. Depends on everyone's interpretation n attitude towards relationship.

On legal issues, it is an offense to "enticing or taking away a married woman". As long as not married, it's only moral issue, which is subjective.