Icebreakers
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How do you feel about your partner having friends of the opposite sex?
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es completamente normal
If I know them I have no problem with it but if I don't know them it's hard for me. I need to trust someone not to steal him away bc any girl would be lucky to have him
I'm fine with it. As long as she's a butt ugly lesbian.
I see nothing wrong with it personally, I trust him so its whatever.
IM THE ONLY FRIEND HE NEEDS 😹
as long as I know them, I don't care! I have a few friends of the opposite sex that can meet my Brian whenever he wants. It's the friends that I haven't met that concern me. Lol, I trust him though!
Totally acceptable because I am Godzilla
Uhhhhh no bueno
Very jealous
I feel mixed. I understand it's important to have friends but if they start flirting I get very annoyed and jealous. I trust her and I the only issue I have is if he starts flirting with her he's crossed the line.
As long as it's a friend that was there before me, not a new slut lol
I don't like it lol I get jealous really easily
I'm generally fine with it, but I definitely believer all opposite sex friends should be mutual friends or couple friends.
Meh, in this case I think she's one of the easiest people to get along with, so I'm sure anyone would want to befriend such a person, and I could not deprive any other of the joy =|
Generally speaking, I wouldn't ever want to be in the situation that I felt bad about a partner having friends.
Generally speaking, I wouldn't ever want to be in the situation that I felt bad about a partner having friends.
