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Are you 100% secure in your relationship.

November Rain

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Right I was having a conversation with one of my female friends. She lives just outside of sheffied so she has to commute in.

It also means that when she wants to go out in sheffield she needs to get a cab to go back home.

We started talking about going on nights out and stuff like that and she said she hated the fact that she doesn't get to go out as often as she would want or infact whenever she really wants to.

I asked why and she said because she would have to travel home on her own if she went out with her friends that lived in sheffield.

I Questioned her as to why she simply couldn't stay with one of her friends that lived in sheffield so she didn't have to get a cab back on her own at the end of the night and her reasoning was because most of her friends were male and (this is the strange part) although she doesn't think her fella would mind that, she doesn't want to then give him an opening to stay at one of his female friends if he was in the same situation.

Basically, for fear of her boyfriend cheating, she is denying herself a good time which to her seems to be kinda fine but to me seems obsurd.

So it comes down to her being insecure within her relationship even though they have been going out for nearly 3 years.

My point is that if you are constantly worried about someone going to cheat at you at any open opportunity that you sacrifice your own personal joys, what's the point of being with them.

My motto is that if someoen is goign to cheat on you, they'll do it whether it's in the first week or 15 years down the line, why purposely delay the inevitable? If they like you enough, you won't have to constantly be looking into your shoulder.

I've always taken the non caring approach, My ex told me she used to sometimes share the same bed as her fiance, I wouldn't even care if they were still boning but i'm become particularly cold, i wouldn't expect that level from most people.

The whole 'keeping tabs on your partner' thing and not giving them the opportunity to cheat i see to be in tandem with some people who seem to unnecessarily delay some physical aspects of a relationship, well past its point of natural occurence (I know this for a fact) as it only ends up pro-longing a potentially flawed relationship based on the fact that both parties aren;t laying all their cards on the table and the focus of one point or denial of another takes up the occupation of the parties involved so the actual compatibility issues remain unresolved till a much later date.

Does this make any sense to anyone, it barely makes sense to me...

:ninja:

So in a nutshell, are you happy with your partner doing their own thing and flirting with others knowing fully well nothing will come of it.

or an even shorter version of that is

Are you secure in your relationship.
 
Yes.

We even discuss people who flirt with us.
 
Wait, you're asking if I'm comfortable with my boyfriend flirting with other women? If that's one of the questions then, no- I think that would be most innappropriate. Sure if someone ELSE flirts with us then we might mention it and laugh, but why would I flirt with another man when I already have a great one and would never cheat?

Am I secure in my relationship? Yes. I don't know if I like giving these things "percentages," because how can a person be ONE HUNDRED percent positive about ANYTHNG? But I do definitely trust my man and I know that he would never cheat on me.
 
Erzengel said:
Yes.

We even discuss people who flirt with us.
would she let you share a bed with a female friend?

purely for sleep


well i won't say 'let you' but if it happened, would you tell her afterwards?

and would you be comfortable letting her do the same?
 
AndThePickles said:
Wait, you're asking if I'm comfortable with my boyfriend flirting with other women? If that's one of the questions then, no- I think that would be most innappropriate. Sure if someone ELSE flirts with us then we might mention it and laugh, but why would I flirt with another man when I already have a great one and would never cheat?

Am I secure in my relationship? Yes. I don't know if I like giving these things "percentages," because how can a person be ONE HUNDRED percent positive about ANYTHNG? But I do definitely trust my man and I know that he would never cheat on me.


Then explain our relationship.:cmad:
 
November Rain said:
would she let you share a bed with a female friend?

purely for sleep


well i won't say 'let you' but if it happened, would you tell her afterwards?

and would you be comfortable letting her do the same?

I have no problems having her go out with male friends etc.

However there's a line between "trust" and not taking someone's feelings in consideration.

Even if it's purely for sleep, I'd have a problem with that. Even if nothing happened, I just don't think it's appropriate.
 
I don't have a girlfriend. I have bigger fish to catch with my bare hands, hold on to it until I reach my tent, make a fire, and cook it.
 
AndThePickles said:
how can a person be ONE HUNDRED percent positive about ANYTHNG?

though later negated by the following statement, this little post is wise beyond it's years.
 
Mr Sparkle said:
though later negated by the following statement, this little post is wise neyond it's years.

Heh, yeah I guess "never" is a strong word. But I just have to *trust* that he will not cheat on me....that's a much better way of saying it.
 
Erzengel said:
I have no problems having her go out with male friends etc.

However there's a line between "trust" and not taking someone's feelings in consideration.

Even if it's purely for sleep, I'd have a problem with that. Even if nothing happened, I just don't think it's appropriate.

yeah, there are some things that are just disrespectful. If my wife called said she was hanging out with a guy friend and wanted to know if she could just stay over i'd say ok, but when she returned in the morn, her keys wouldn't work and her bags would be packed. If people care about you then they would take your feelings into consideration.
 
samurai black said:
yeah, there are some things that are just disrespectful. If my wife called said she was hanging out with a guy friend and wanted to know if she could just stay over i'd say ok, but when she returned in the morn, her keys wouldn't work and her bags would be packed. If people care about you then they would take your feelings into consideration.

That's ******ed.

1. You'ld call the locksmith and make him come in the middle of the night? Rude

2. She didn't ask if she cuold suck him off, she asked if she could sleep in the same house as another man. Is she so weak minded that the smell of his musk would drive her into a sexual craze?. No man is that musky:cmad:

3. bad bad man.
 
I think I understand what samurai was trying to say. If his wife was hanging out one on one with another man, it would be innappropriate to stay over at his house. I could see if it was a group gathering, everyone got intoxicated, and it was safest to just have everyone stay over.
 
Is that what happens when you date a black man, you lose your spine and ability to not have sex with other man?:cmad:

But no, I love black guys, they're the best
 
Darren Daring said:
That's ******ed.

1. You'ld call the locksmith and make him come in the middle of the night? Rude

2. She didn't ask if she cuold suck him off, she asked if she could sleep in the same house as another man. Is she so weak minded that the smell of his musk would drive her into a sexual craze?. No man is that musky:cmad:

3. bad bad man.

Actually I've seen many a movie where the woman ends up having sex.

But then all the movies I watch are like that. :o
 
Darren Daring said:
3. bad bad man.

Yes I am. The point i was trying to make is that reagrdless of the circumstances, unless she was suffering from amnesia, then there wouldn't be any reason for her to stay the night at another male's house after hanging out with him all night. What reasoning would you give your partner as to why you had to stay at a friends home(of the opposite sex) when your partner could easily come get you?
 
1) I'm 100% secure in my relationship
2) There is no way my wife would ever stay-over at another man's house who is not a family member just like I would never stay-over at another woman's house who is not a family member.

Regardless of whether anything happens or not, the concept is just inappropriate to me (and to her.)

The first flag that goes up for me in your story, November Rain, is that the girl goes out and parties with a bunch of dudes, but somehow her man isn't a part of that circle of friends. My wife had guy friends when we met, but gender and respect led to a bonding between me and the guy friends in that now they're our friends.

I'm not telling anyone they're wrong for how they handle their situations, but staying over at someone of the opposite sex's house is out for me.
 
samurai black said:
Yes I am. The point i was trying to make is that reagrdless of the circumstances, unless she was suffering from amnesia, then there wouldn't be any reason for her to stay the night at another male's house after hanging out with him all night. What reasoning would you give your partner as to why you had to stay at a friends home(of the opposite sex) when your partner could easily come get you?

Because it's late and she's tired and he's got a spare bed and she has to work early and a billion other ones. The best one though, is that it's jsut sleeping in the same house, nothing more. What's the problem? Do you mistrust hear to such an insane degree? There's no reason to rush over there and bring her back.
 
samurai black said:
yeah, there are some things that are just disrespectful. If my wife called said she was hanging out with a guy friend and wanted to know if she could just stay over i'd say ok, but when she returned in the morn, her keys wouldn't work and her bags would be packed. If people care about you then they would take your feelings into consideration.
Heh, that's pimp. :up:

I get a lot of advice telling me to "swallow up my pride", and in this case, try to reason with her. But that sounds so completely *****fied. F**k that. :cmad:
 
Not in a relationship, but one of the reasons I could never see myself being in one is because I know I could never trust them, we would break up soon after and the whole ordeal would have just been painful and exhausting and a waste of time.

So, no. :/
 

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