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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSuity and his wife have an open relationship. The only difference is that Suity spends all day in bed with a flu.
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Guy, if like EVERY PERSON on the thread is telling you you're wrong, do you think...you might be...wrong?
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Suity and his wife have an open relationship. The only difference is that Suity spends all day in bed with a cold.
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When a good idea goes bad
https://web.archive.org/web/20150110...apshots/554905
tl;dr: Asked my girlfriend for an open relationship so we could both date and sleep with other people. My girlfriend has been on way too many dates and I'm sure she's hooked up with a good few too. I havn't. Feel the open relationship has gotten way too unfair towards me and I want to close it, but because it was my idea I don't know how to bring it up to her. Need advice on how to do this and close the relationship again.Tags: None
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