Well, if you're cool with it then what's the problem? Do you care what other people think? You shouldn't. Just do what works for you.
Well, if you're cool with it then what's the problem? Do you care what other people think? You shouldn't. Just do what works for you.
Second thoughts can generally be amended with judicious action; injudicious actions can seldom be recovered with second thoughts.
--Cyteen by C.J.Cherryh
cool with what?
well, i was actually interested to pick random people's brains on the matter of open relationship, yes or no, that's all.
i wasn't aware of the fact some people will try to assume stuff about my relationship in particular, or call me or my partner names.
but that's all part of living dangerously and joining a forum, i think,
it's all good.
thank you for your replies.
Last edited by eve.ashley; 08-04-15 at 07:56 PM.
Cool with having an open relationship, I meant (its your thread). But I understand now you are just gathering opinions. I would have just made a poll + your thread.
Wakeup is always like that. She enjoys making obnoxious guesses, but gets it right often enough to reinforce her method. She gave up cigs and, she's old and bored (retired) and unapologetically cranky. Calling her out won't get you anywhere, just see past or ignore.
Second thoughts can generally be amended with judicious action; injudicious actions can seldom be recovered with second thoughts.
--Cyteen by C.J.Cherryh
yes, i'm picking people's brains, simply that.
i have figured as much about the lady in question, she doesn't bother me too much.
i am curious though as to how the lady tests her theories in practice?
meets the people from the forum?
i mean even for a very bored, old lady, on an internet forum - she is very negative, rude and assumes way too much.
like i said it doesn't bother me too much, i have said to her all i felt i need to say.
we a re cool now, icy.
my protest was simply shock, because this is a forum where we should share ideas about subjects, not attack each other personally, or our lives.
what good can possibly come out of anyone calling my partner names, that's not constructive, likely to be accurate, or the point of my thread.
Last edited by eve.ashley; 08-04-15 at 09:51 PM.
I'm pretty tolerant eve, and I'm finding you irritating. Now, that's mostly my problem as the internet is caveat emptor, but just saying that you're new here. Sometimes when you are new its best to get a feel for the place, and give us a chance to get a feel for you.
Anyway, welcome. I look forward to getting to know you.
Second thoughts can generally be amended with judicious action; injudicious actions can seldom be recovered with second thoughts.
--Cyteen by C.J.Cherryh
Ah, mission accomplished.
Second thoughts can generally be amended with judicious action; injudicious actions can seldom be recovered with second thoughts.
--Cyteen by C.J.Cherryh
Oversimplifying or making a little joke? Maybe both?
The age thing was mentioned by me because you brought it up. Not worried about it though? FAir enough, REspectful of it. okay.
What be the diff between an open relationship and soaring ones oats? (albeit hopefully with a condom that flippin works) and i'll talk about baby further down because frankly I'm pissed.
I say again, seems this isn't just about you considering his lifestyle. And who gives a rats hairy arse about his so called big dick, seemingly smart (debatable) knogen or his bank statements. Why even bring that up? Who f__ ing cares? They've nothing to do with love.
Which brings me to my next thing that kinda bugs me.
Hey, I get your trying to approach your relationship with a compassionate stance; great. But with this lady who had the baby. You went on and on about her and her faux this, and misplaced that. But what i didn't hear was anything about this baby.
The adults, all of you need to buck the F--- up, grow a pair and figure sh-t out. There's a child involved now and nothing else matters in lue of how you all feel about one another.
This child is a human being and doesn't need the flippin drama of adults bickering about, laying blames and boo f__ing hoo's all over larry.
Does that make sense?
I apologize for my bluntness (sort of) but your words seemed focused on the adults only and very very little about the actual well being of this little child your man helped by half to create wether dick wanted to or not.
Last edited by woody; 09-04-15 at 06:28 AM.
It is a legitimate thing to say and if you had the reason to logic you would see that any responsible young man who does not want to be a father would MAKE ****ING SURE that he had his own condoms and that he ran water through them after spewing in them in order to check for leaks.it should be a legitimate thing to say, i am 23 i do not wish to be a dad now,
Like I said, your player man is an immature opportunist. He's got You totally brainwashed into thinking he is some innocent bystander. Sadly!
I do hope for the child's sake that the mother has sought child support payments. Its what little boys who don't take responsibility for their own sperm end up having to do.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion
no, i agree.
my partner has grown a pair, long time ago, he was barely out of his teens and already better at being a man, than most men we've met, so i have complete confidence in his ability to handle this very complicated situation in the best way possible.
this is literally why we are together in the first place.
i was not confident we would be a good match, when we first met.
13 years is a significant age difference and our lifestyles seemed different...etc
but over 3 years he has showed me more character, integrity, love capacity and kindness than most men i know put together.
the fact remains, it is a very complicated situation and my bf is a person as well, and nobody gets to violate his personal boundaries.
dads are people as well, they are not robotic martyrs with no human rights.
in fact a miserable, man will not be a good father to anyone.
so while my bfs job is to be a dad to his son, he also has to make sure his boundaries are not being violated...
i have nothing to do with that, that's not my place at all, my job is to make sure his needs are met...etc.
baby momma did not know much about a man she is now co parent with, that was the choice she made, the situation is less than ideal in every sense, but shit will be figured out, lol, as you said.
Last edited by eve.ashley; 09-04-15 at 12:45 PM.
An open relationship is not for everyone. If both people are not comfortable with it, it should not be done.
I've done it, because I was curious. It was fun, but it only worked because we had excellent communication, we hid nothing from each other, and we both agreed to it.We also incorporated it into our role playing, so the open relationship added to what we had.
I have a long time interest in psychology, specializing in relationship dynamics for 30 years.
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