Messaging a married woman is a dangerous game period, but if you absolutely must message one that is your friend, then ALWAYS include the husband in some form or fashion in the convo... for example, " I hope you and the family are doing well." NEVER send any pics of yourself. Also, if she starts telling you problems about their marriage, you should tell her something along the lines of, "Have you talked to your busband about this first/ I hope ya'll can work it out."
Even if you didn't 'say' anything inappropriate, sending a picture of yourself and just having general banter with her can, in his mind, register you as someone who is waiting for his chance. When a man is married, has kids with a woman and has his finances tied up with her, he isn't going to play around with you and take the chance of you hovering around. You're not in the pimp game with a bunch of coli pimps and they'll give you a dap and a smile and tell you, "You got me playa" when you get their woman. Even if you have no intentions with her, his perception of you being a threat can be enough to trigger him, and in regards to your homegirl, tell her, "Look, I want to respect your household, so I'm going to chill on messaging you." If she gets mad, oh well. Your life is more important.
Even if you didn't 'say' anything inappropriate, sending a picture of yourself and just having general banter with her can, in his mind, register you as someone who is waiting for his chance. When a man is married, has kids with a woman and has his finances tied up with her, he isn't going to play around with you and take the chance of you hovering around. You're not in the pimp game with a bunch of coli pimps and they'll give you a dap and a smile and tell you, "You got me playa" when you get their woman. Even if you have no intentions with her, his perception of you being a threat can be enough to trigger him, and in regards to your homegirl, tell her, "Look, I want to respect your household, so I'm going to chill on messaging you." If she gets mad, oh well. Your life is more important.




