So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
All depends on how much you trust them, if they are trustworthy, you shouldn't have anything to worry about and if they are not trustworthy, they shouldn't be in your life to begin with.
Track16: All depends on how much you trust them, if they are trustworthy, you shouldn't have anything to worry about and if they are not trustworthy, they shouldn't be in your life to begin with.
Friskyone: So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
I know that things can happen in life. I'll put it this way, since I hadn't seen anyone else say so, but it may seem somewhat jaded/harsh. If I find myself in a relationship where I must be concerned about my partner's felicity, then I am in the wrong relationship.
rohaan: I know that things can happen in life. I'll put it this way, since I hadn't seen anyone else say so, but it may seem somewhat jaded/harsh. If I find myself in a relationship where I must be concerned about my partner's felicity, then I am in the wrong relationship.
rohaan: I know that things can happen in life. I'll put it this way, since I hadn't seen anyone else say so, but it may seem somewhat jaded/harsh. If I find myself in a relationship where I must be concerned about my partner's felicity, then I am in the wrong relationship.
As soon as the thought enters your mind wondering if you can trust your partner, pack your bags
Friskyone: So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
1-The real question here is... DO u trust them?? 2- U should never have someone living for free at ur place (a friend) because they might get comfortable, not pay rent or clean... Some people do take advantage of others kindness, don't be this person (don't let someone take advantage of u)
Friskyone: So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
2girlsnocupunknown, Greater London, England UK2,621 posts
rohaan: I know that things can happen in life. I'll put it this way, since I hadn't seen anyone else say so, but it may seem somewhat jaded/harsh. If I find myself in a relationship where I must be concerned about my partner's felicity, then I am in the wrong relationship.
I did chuckle at "Felicity" Your partner has a pet Felicity? I want one.
Friskyone: So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
For a woman with a female friend: if your friend is better looking, you can trust her, she will proof nothing by going off with your boyfriend. If you are the good looking one or she is very insecure, do not leave them alone.
Friskyone: So you are in a committed relationship and live together. One of your friends, either male or female, falls on a bad streak of luck and needs a place to live until they get back on their feet. Would you allow him/her to move in knowing that there will be times where your friend and your girlfriend or boyfriend will be alone together and knowing it's a possibility your relationship could be at risk due to a possible affair. What do you do?
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