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 Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 7:32 am
a friend from work tells you you should "make a move" on someone you like at work. redface sweatdrop heart
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Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 11:55 am
Well, I'm sure your coworker has the best of intentions. Does he/she know you have a hubby?
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Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 6:52 pm
So then the question remains -- is your hubby willing to share you? wink Hehe
Part of me really hates the whole monogamous culture of our society. I understand that not a lot of people are comfortable with sharing their s/o, and that's completely fine; they can have one partner exclusively if that's what they want. But for everyone else, I don't see why it should be taboo to choose otherwise. confused Quite frankly, we weren't made to be monogamous. If anything, nature designed us to spread our seeds far and wide...
Then again, maybe that's just because I get bored of people so quickly. I need a constant change of scenery. I'd love to have a small collection of s/o's if my boyfriend wasn't so opposed to the idea. razz (Then again, he's okay with it if I started dating another woman, it's just other men he isn't comfortable with. Women are just (generally) so high-maintenance that I have a hard time clicking with them emotionally...)
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Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 11:42 pm
wolf_with_a_dragon Well, I'm sure your coworker has the best of intentions. Does he/she know you have a hubby? I could've sworn I'd mentioned him around her, but maybe not? Or maybe she forgot? Or maybe she doesn't care? It's very befuddling!
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Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 11:44 pm
Hiddochi wolf So then the question remains -- is your hubby willing to share you? wink Hehe Part of me really hates the whole monogamous culture of our society. I understand that not a lot of people are comfortable with sharing their s/o, and that's completely fine; they can have one partner exclusively if that's what they want. But for everyone else, I don't see why it should be taboo to choose otherwise. confused Quite frankly, we weren't made to be monogamous. If anything, nature designed us to spread our seeds far and wide... Then again, maybe that's just because I get bored of people so quickly. I need a constant change of scenery. I'd love to have a small collection of s/o's if my boyfriend wasn't so opposed to the idea. razz (Then again, he's okay with it if I started dating another woman, it's just other men he isn't comfortable with. Women are just (generally) so high-maintenance that I have a hard time clicking with them emotionally...) asdf; Seriously!! I mean, I love my hubbie like hella, but this guy I know at work is such an utterly fantastic human being and I adore him. Like, I have plenty of love in my heart to go around. What's wrong with that? FEELS.
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