I met a man in a nightclub. He is handsome and rich, and he has been pestering me. What should I do?

According to my long-term experience in nightclubs, I have summed up an irrefutable truth:

All relationships that are not aimed at marriage are hooligans.

Just like you said, a 40-year-old man with money and goods has status and a career. Such a "good man" can't be found even when my mother-in-law is looking around the world with lanterns. Generally speaking, such a man has a family business, children and a happy family. It is nothing more than the early arrival of the middle-aged crisis. His purpose is nothing more than finding some youthful passion for his life.

If you say it again, he will always haunt you. I think this is the pathetic self-confidence and conquest of men. A man? A wife is not as good as a concubine, a concubine is not as good as a prostitute, a prostitute is not as good as stealing, and stealing is not as good as stealing. If you steal it, you will know the taste of the marrow and satisfy his temporary greed or freshness; If he can't steal it, he will fidget and fidget, dreaming about how to catch you and conquer you. Also, he wants to shed tears and repent after trying a threesome. Wow, he really got a wonderful biography of Liu Huangshu. Little trick, just to keep you from giving up on him for a while.

It seems that this person is doomed to be unreliable. It is wishful thinking and impossible for him to abandon his wife and marry you forever.

You have two choices before you.

1. Make a clean break with him, never break off the relationship, and find a reliable man to marry while you are still young and have some attitude.

2. If you are at arm's length with him, you can't neglect him and make him lose his sexual interest, but you can't give in easily, keep a subtle sense of distance and leave him alone. Since he regards you as a little physical and mental enjoyment, you also regard him as a long-term meal ticket in your wallet. Two don't breach the contract, and finally don't owe him anything.

PS: I have a little humble opinion. Whether the host accepts it or not is up to the host, but give me some points for the hard work of typing.