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Here is what you said:
"Yah... once you're married or in a serious relationship there really isn't an appropriate situation where one should be hanging out with the opposite sex one on one "as friends". "
There are plenty of situations where someone can hang out with a member of the opposite sex one on one without your significant other.
No offense but that "I trust my girl but not that dude" line is BS. I hear it all the time. Your girl is in control of the situation. The way I look at it is if the guy steps over the line, makes a move and disrespects your relationship..then its her responsibility to cut that friend off. If he makes a move and she reciprocates...then that dude just did you a favor because your girl was going to cheat on you eventually.
My rule is simple: I just want to meet your friend once. My girl's friends (male or female) dont have to be my friends and vice versa. I respect the fact that my girl can have a straight guy friend and not want to sleep with him. My friends that are girls know and respect my girlfriend so I dont have to worry about that with me. I assume that its the same with my girl but what eliminates the worry for me is that I trust that if my girl is at lunch, dinner or at a bar getting drinks with a guy friend of hers...she isnt going to **** the guy.
If I ever get to a point when I dont have that level of trust then we will break up.
And I brought this up with my fiancée as well, and she agreed. I never have been worried and never will be that she'll cheat, and neither is she that I will, it's simply a matter of being inappropriate. I've got plenty of dude friends and she's got plenty of girl friends she can hang out with, but if I want someone that's a girl to come over and chill, or go to a movie, or go out to eat, that's going to be with her. I don't need another female companion filling that role. Not appropriate.Comment
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Re: ODogg's Love Life Thread
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Couldnt disagree more. I'm in a serious relationship and both my GF and me have friends of the opposite sex. My girl has met my friends and I've met her friends. There is a line (I'm not going to go on romantic dinners or sleep over my friends houses) but these people are friends I've had for years and before I met my girl. I think you are a ****ty person if you desert your friends (man or woman) just because you are in a relationship.
Look, if other men are always going to want to **** your girl if she is attractive but I'm not concerned about that. What I'm concerned about is that my GF isnt going to cheat on me and if I really trust her...that isnt going to be a concern.Here is what you said:
"Yah... once you're married or in a serious relationship there really isn't an appropriate situation where one should be hanging out with the opposite sex one on one "as friends". "
There are plenty of situations where someone can hang out with a member of the opposite sex one on one without your significant other.
No offense but that "I trust my girl but not that dude" line is BS. I hear it all the time. Your girl is in control of the situation. The way I look at it is if the guy steps over the line, makes a move and disrespects your relationship..then its her responsibility to cut that friend off. If he makes a move and she reciprocates...then that dude just did you a favor because your girl was going to cheat on you eventually.
My rule is simple: I just want to meet your friend once. My girl's friends (male or female) dont have to be my friends and vice versa. I respect the fact that my girl can have a straight guy friend and not want to sleep with him. My friends that are girls know and respect my girlfriend so I dont have to worry about that with me. I assume that its the same with my girl but what eliminates the worry for me is that I trust that if my girl is at lunch, dinner or at a bar getting drinks with a guy friend of hers...she isnt going to **** the guy.
If I ever get to a point when I dont have that level of trust then we will break up."on hoping there is a PSN flash sale before Valentine's Day"
Man there are no flashers... now what are we going to do for vd
yea but will they take psn cards
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Re: ODogg's Love Life Thread
Odogg,
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Congrats? Lesson to be learned: Don't go skydiving without your parachute.Comment
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If she does get pregnant, I would worry. As far as women and not getting your way, get used to it. I think you are in love with the idea of getting married, or you don't want to be alone. Trust me, it's better to be alone than in a crap relationship.My Fan Page http://theusualgamer.net/MyFanPage_Heelfan71.aspx
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Nah, I'd rather actually trust someone than waste my time being paranoid about something I cant completely control. You guys actually think that if your girl wants to cheat, she's not going to because you dont let her hang out with guy friends? Really?Comment
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Like I've already said, it has nothing to do with cheating, at least for me, it's simply a matter of it not being appropriate. If you want to let your chic hang out solo with other dudes, and she's ok with you doing the same thing with girls, then knock yourself out. But, don't use the attitude that you trust each other more. Some of us are simply of the mindset that if we want a close relationship of the opposite sex, that's what our significant others are for.Comment
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