Do your friends get on with your partners? Do they accept them as they are now part of you, or dont they get on at all and you do things individually.
I jusst got to thinking as ive just asked my best friend to come to tea on thursday when jay will be here as tey adore each other (and no i dont think they are going to run of together i dont mean it in that way) |
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over a year ago
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i dont have a partner but can answer from the other point of view, i have a very good friend who i will only go and see when her fellas out, at work etc as i cant stand him |
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"i dont have a partner but can answer from the other point of view, i have a very good friend who i will only go and see when her fellas out, at work etc as i cant stand him "
I am with you on this one . My best friend is married to the most boring man in the world and try as I might I can't stand him and try to only go round when he's working away or she comes to me lol |
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By *arl828Man
over a year ago
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"i dont have a partner but can answer from the other point of view, i have a very good friend who i will only go and see when her fellas out, at work etc as i cant stand him "
My ex had a friend that I actually hated, I know hate is such a strong word but I detested the woman, when my ex and I split one of my first reactions was to say atleast 'Ali' will be pleased she has you all to herself now. There was always an atmosphere in the house when she arrived.
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