Though it's your decision, and I know it's just a simple word, but I was really curious to people who already have a girlfriend, boyfriend and fiancé (even the ones who were married) pretend and deny that they have already a partner when they're in their work or have a meet and greet with their colleagues. (or just met someone new)

I just want to share the experiences I have with my friends and people that I knew pretending to be single and act like they're single, eventually, it gave them consequences. (good and bad)

Last week, we made a meet and greet session with our new teammates at work. I know it's just a simple meet and greet though, the content of our introductions -- (name, single/in a relationship or married, the first experience of work). So, one by one we introduce ourselves and suddenly some of our teammates introduce themselves as a single (INSTEAD OF TAKEN). When some of us already know they're NOT. 

I shouldn't be giving opinions about this kind of thing but WHY? You have a partner and kids; you have a girlfriend or a boyfriend, and if your partner will hear you saying you're single (my dear IT HURTS!)

Yeah, it shouldn't be affecting me, but the fact that I know you're not and you are already in a long term relationship, then suddenly there's new people you'd introduce yourself as SINGLE?

Well, yeah, sometimes you don't have to brag about that you are in a relationship and say you are single, this is better than DENYING that you are in a relationship.

Like if I were your partner (I'D SLAP YOUR FACE *kidding).

So, I ask the opinions of women and men what is their opinion on this kind of matter:

He said that maybe those people can't be loyal or faithful to their partners. [Somehow it is expected for some]

So, these are just a few opinions or comments from my friends (though some of them get straight to the point and says that those people who are not contented were f*ck boys or f*ck girls)

Well, there's nothing wrong with saying that you are single if it is really necessary but that would be like in unusual happenings in life. (and I don't know if there is an event like that)