The story begins with me going on Tinder since I'm currently divorcing and there's nothing much I/we can do to save the marriage, trust me on this one. It's not like I'm looking for another long term relationship but rather I have some emotional needs that I'm currently working on with my therapist and such. Like, I am a really depressed guy with existencial anxiety ofteen feeling the need to know there's someone there that cares and look after me, maybe one or two "good morning" texts to start the day with a lot of energy and love. I've never been the kind of guy that have female friends and I'm mostly looking forward to get some. Female input may suit me well right now since I'm looking to change the way I look, dress and talk given I'm working for a big company now.  

1.- I matched with this super cute, smart and cool girl the other week and we were texting and laughing and having a great time. She asked me about my weekend schedule maybe so we can go on a date or something and I said that on weekends is when I get to see my daughter. Her mood changed and we barely text each other right now. 

2.- There was this other girl I matched on probably this past Friday and we were having a great conversation as well but the things changed as soon as I mentioned my daughter. 

This has been happening with pretty much all the girls I match, some of them have accepted to go out with me as friends but seems they do this out of pity rather than actually wanting to know me. 

**Disclaimer - I do tell the girls I am divorcing and seems as if that doesn't even matter. Conversation continues on the normal and we even forplay a bit and you know the drill. It's Tinder FFS.** 

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So, I met this cute girl the other day and we've been talking and even exchanged phone numbers, she sent me pictures of her day, like whenever she's in the office, or driving or having brunch, you know. Like she's sharing her life with me. Things are working really good but I haven't mentioned my daughter and I'm planning on not doing for the time being. I realized that talking about my personal life to complete strangers is such a stupid move, this may lead to many bad things. I will once I get to trust her more and she demonstrates she can be my friend. Still, I can't shake this feeling of being a dick because she is like investing time and feelings on me and when I drop the bomb she may feel betrayed/deceived or I don't know, my mind is not my best friend right now.  

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So, AITA for not being 100% honest with this girl and misleading her emotions? 