Which bit of this sentance did you not understand?

Sep 07, 2011 23:30

"Now for BF2. We started dating 18 months ago, after he'd broken up with his long-term girlfriend (they'd experienced with swinging, she wanted to go back to a traditional monogamous, one-true-love relationship, he didn't - in the end she cheated on him and left). At that time, he didn't know wether poly was for him or not, but he thought it might ( Read more... )

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icecreamempress September 7 2011, 16:51:58 UTC
Because they know what the answer is; they just don't want to admit it.

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cuddlycthulhu September 7 2011, 20:20:09 UTC
This exactly.

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embryomystic September 8 2011, 10:04:12 UTC
Yup.

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pink_pet September 7 2011, 17:59:54 UTC
I read a post where a woman said she'd been in a relationship with a guy but it was moving to just a "booty call" situation. She said she was having sex with him and heard a voice in her head that said, "You don't want to be doing this."

After several more paragraphs of detail she asked if we thought she would be happy with being in a "booty call" relationship with him.

The first person to reply actually told her to reread her post!

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cinema_babe September 7 2011, 18:52:20 UTC
They want just one person to tell them the opposite of what they already know. Someone to give them permission to take the less healthy/ethical/compassionate/etc path.

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catness September 7 2011, 19:13:50 UTC
This.

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treasadreaming September 7 2011, 20:44:40 UTC
Yep.

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paper_crystals September 8 2011, 00:25:48 UTC
Yes, I try to catch myself when I am writing a post like that.

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elfstartwinkle September 7 2011, 21:56:45 UTC
A good question to ask is "What would you say to a friend in this situation?"

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Well, I said it redbird September 8 2011, 01:57:46 UTC
I told her to break up with him, and speculated on the possibility of them being friends afterwards.

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