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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt was linked from the homepage...
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I thought this was about the spare tyre i gained from lockdown. More Cushion for the pushin!
Personally if I were dating and keeping other pots on the boil (friendzone or not) then I would feel dishonest.
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostNo, I mean women don't like the idea of the chap having 'other options' but judging by an article in the Daily Cocksniffle, it's fine for women to do the same. I guess the trick is (as it always was) not to get caught...
Usually those that do are the ones who are either scared of commitment (I don't mean lifelong monogamy, marriage, 2.4 children etc but rather as in the article the hedging of bets), or scared of being alone.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostYou mean you don't like a "good grip"??
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostOr monkeying as it used to be called when I were a yoof - as in, how a monkey keeps hold of a branch while swinging towards the next one and doesn't let go until they've got a good grip.
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Originally posted by Jog On View PostWhy are you reading the 'femail' section of the DM?
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Originally posted by AtW View Post“Kelly isn’t the only person guilty of committing the latest millennial dating sin: ‘cushioning”
Tracey Cox reveals why the trend of having Friends-style 'back-up people' isn't as bad as it sounds | Daily Mail Online
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Or monkeying as it used to be called when I were a yoof - as in, how a monkey keeps hold of a branch while swinging towards the next one and doesn't let go until they've got a good grip.
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“Kelly isn’t the only person guilty of committing the latest millennial dating sin: ‘cushioning”
Tracey Cox reveals why the trend of having Friends-style 'back-up people' isn't as bad as it sounds | Daily Mail OnlineTags: None
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