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01/25/12 3:48 PM
brasilianmami wrote:a male and a female can't be friends without at least one person wanting to over step the boundaries at some point in the friendship. plain and simple. anyone that denies that is either naive, complete idiot, or doesn't have a social life.
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Mr Fongstarr wrote:Brolic Scholar wrote:Mr Fongstarr wrote:On an unrelated note, my married friend (a girl) just celebrated their 10 year anniversary and she is allowing her husband to sleep with another girl as long as she agrees to the girl and she has to watch. She figures that is a nice present to him since he has pretty much only slept with her but man, I don't think I know any other person that would allow this in their relationship. He's gonna fall for that trap and she's gonna be out there seeking that 2 on 1 glaze phase next. She think she slick... Haha. Nah, it seems legit. They got married at 20 years old, have 3 kids and they just came back from Vegas at the AVN awards and she was buying her husband lapdanced for 4 hours at Saphire. I guess the only thing is...it has to be straight sex (no kissing or other emotional stuff) with a stranger and someone that doesn't live nearby. I am sure this is easier said then done though but if he follows the rules, he's pretty much getting permission to get down with another girl.
Brolic Scholar wrote:Mr Fongstarr wrote:On an unrelated note, my married friend (a girl) just celebrated their 10 year anniversary and she is allowing her husband to sleep with another girl as long as she agrees to the girl and she has to watch. She figures that is a nice present to him since he has pretty much only slept with her but man, I don't think I know any other person that would allow this in their relationship. He's gonna fall for that trap and she's gonna be out there seeking that 2 on 1 glaze phase next. She think she slick...
Mr Fongstarr wrote:On an unrelated note, my married friend (a girl) just celebrated their 10 year anniversary and she is allowing her husband to sleep with another girl as long as she agrees to the girl and she has to watch. She figures that is a nice present to him since he has pretty much only slept with her but man, I don't think I know any other person that would allow this in their relationship.
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01/25/12 3:58 PM
Mr Fongstarr wrote:Seriously? If she is ugly: yes If she is hot: no On an unrelated note, my married friend (a girl) just celebrated their 10 year anniversary and she is allowing her husband to sleep with another girl as long as she agrees to the girl and she has to watch. She figures that is a nice present to him since he has pretty much only slept with her but man, I don't think I know any other person that would allow this in their relationship.
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01/25/12 3:59 PM
ExtRaOrDinaRy SwAg wrote: datpiff110 wrote: na female friendships never workit seems like women are more attracted to you when u are in some type of committed relationship1000% true, even if it's just a steady BF/GF relationship and not marriage
datpiff110 wrote: na female friendships never workit seems like women are more attracted to you when u are in some type of committed relationship
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KatieJade4 wrote:bigsupa wrote:@KatieJade4 WHY WAIT...UR MARRIED LET US KNOW NOW. LOLOL I'm 100% faithful and I trust that my husband would never cheat on me. I also know the way I feel when I see another handsome looking man. I know that they're good looking and that's about it. I never think "oh man, wish I was single again so I could tap that" LOLL.. So I'm sure it's the same for my husband. I have no problem socializing and talking with good looking guys but since I've been married I haven't really "befriended" any. Not that I don't want to or want to for that matter, it's just kind of instilled in my mind that I shouldn't. BUT... I know if I were to find out that my husband were friends with a really attractive female, it would drive me crazy. Not that I'm insecure or anything like that, it's just like, "what can she or any female for that matter, bring to the table that I can't?" I don't know if that makes sense but I would almost feel disrespected. But +#%%#$% is crazy and once a man is in a relationship it's the #1 challenge to get him out of that relationship and into a relationship with her. Women love the thought of being able to "change" a man. Which is one of the reasons why girls go for the "bad guys".
bigsupa wrote:@KatieJade4 WHY WAIT...UR MARRIED LET US KNOW NOW. LOLOL
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01/25/12 4:20 PM
onewearz wrote:it'simple, i'm your packin a boa u can get away with murder , if your'e like me and hung like a 5 hr energy bottle u can't have female friends .......
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01/25/12 4:30 PM
brasilianmami wrote:KatieJade4 wrote:bigsupa wrote:@KatieJade4 WHY WAIT...UR MARRIED LET US KNOW NOW. LOLOL I'm 100% faithful and I trust that my husband would never cheat on me. I also know the way I feel when I see another handsome looking man. I know that they're good looking and that's about it. I never think "oh man, wish I was single again so I could tap that" LOLL.. So I'm sure it's the same for my husband. I have no problem socializing and talking with good looking guys but since I've been married I haven't really "befriended" any. Not that I don't want to or want to for that matter, it's just kind of instilled in my mind that I shouldn't. BUT... I know if I were to find out that my husband were friends with a really attractive female, it would drive me crazy. Not that I'm insecure or anything like that, it's just like, "what can she or any female for that matter, bring to the table that I can't?" I don't know if that makes sense but I would almost feel disrespected. But +#%%#$% is crazy and once a man is in a relationship it's the #1 challenge to get him out of that relationship and into a relationship with her. Women love the thought of being able to "change" a man. Which is one of the reasons why girls go for the "bad guys".
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01/25/12 4:34 PM
Mr Fongstarr wrote:Seriously? If she is ugly: yes If she is hot: no
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01/25/12 4:51 PM
Dirtylicious wrote:Mr Fongstarr wrote:Seriously? If she is ugly: yes If she is hot: noaddendum.. if she is remotely attractive...she must be in a well committed relationship and your wife must know both the husband and wife
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01/25/12 5:00 PM
shoefreakbaby wrote:brasilianmami wrote:KatieJade4 wrote:I'm 100% faithful and I trust that my husband would never cheat on me. I also know the way I feel when I see another handsome looking man. I know that they're good looking and that's about it. I never think "oh man, wish I was single again so I could tap that" LOLL.. So I'm sure it's the same for my husband. I have no problem socializing and talking with good looking guys but since I've been married I haven't really "befriended" any. Not that I don't want to or want to for that matter, it's just kind of instilled in my mind that I shouldn't. BUT... I know if I were to find out that my husband were friends with a really attractive female, it would drive me crazy. Not that I'm insecure or anything like that, it's just like, "what can she or any female for that matter, bring to the table that I can't?" I don't know if that makes sense but I would almost feel disrespected. But +#%%#$% is crazy and once a man is in a relationship it's the #1 challenge to get him out of that relationship and into a relationship with her. Women love the thought of being able to "change" a man. Which is one of the reasons why girls go for the "bad guys". Its sad that, that comment is that laughable.
brasilianmami wrote:KatieJade4 wrote:I'm 100% faithful and I trust that my husband would never cheat on me. I also know the way I feel when I see another handsome looking man. I know that they're good looking and that's about it. I never think "oh man, wish I was single again so I could tap that" LOLL.. So I'm sure it's the same for my husband. I have no problem socializing and talking with good looking guys but since I've been married I haven't really "befriended" any. Not that I don't want to or want to for that matter, it's just kind of instilled in my mind that I shouldn't. BUT... I know if I were to find out that my husband were friends with a really attractive female, it would drive me crazy. Not that I'm insecure or anything like that, it's just like, "what can she or any female for that matter, bring to the table that I can't?" I don't know if that makes sense but I would almost feel disrespected. But +#%%#$% is crazy and once a man is in a relationship it's the #1 challenge to get him out of that relationship and into a relationship with her. Women love the thought of being able to "change" a man. Which is one of the reasons why girls go for the "bad guys".
KatieJade4 wrote:I'm 100% faithful and I trust that my husband would never cheat on me. I also know the way I feel when I see another handsome looking man. I know that they're good looking and that's about it. I never think "oh man, wish I was single again so I could tap that" LOLL.. So I'm sure it's the same for my husband. I have no problem socializing and talking with good looking guys but since I've been married I haven't really "befriended" any. Not that I don't want to or want to for that matter, it's just kind of instilled in my mind that I shouldn't. BUT... I know if I were to find out that my husband were friends with a really attractive female, it would drive me crazy. Not that I'm insecure or anything like that, it's just like, "what can she or any female for that matter, bring to the table that I can't?" I don't know if that makes sense but I would almost feel disrespected. But +#%%#$% is crazy and once a man is in a relationship it's the #1 challenge to get him out of that relationship and into a relationship with her. Women love the thought of being able to "change" a man. Which is one of the reasons why girls go for the "bad guys".
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01/25/12 5:02 PM
I've been married for 6 years and I've made no new female friends outside of long time coworkers that I have a close working relationship with daily.They are all engaged or married themselves, and I've steered them to build a strong friendships with my wife. We've built very good friendships with couples this way. As a married man you want to always keep your wife in consideration in everything that you do.
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I'VE SEEN PPL TRY THIS AND MOST OF THE TIME....
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01/25/12 5:05 PM
Do me a favor...accidentally step on your white sunglasses...this is Hip-hop we don't wear those over here...
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