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@alanball | 25 October 20 |
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@ sweetcaroline - 25.10.20 - 03:22pm Would it bother u if say a girlfriend of yours went out and brought home other blokes in your property? Sounds like you have trust issues |
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@trashy | 25 October 20 |
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So you're saying you wouldn't have an issue with your partner going out and bringing random blokes back to your house? Bullocks
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@alanball | 25 October 20 |
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@ trashy - 25.10.20 - 04:31pm So you're saying you wouldn't have an issue with your partner going out and bringing random blokes back to your house? Bullocks random blokes seems to be your version of events, not the post writers |
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@trashy | 25 October 20 |
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She said she doesn't want strangers in her house, so I'm assuming the girls he brings back are randoms and not friends of his
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@3mel | 25 October 20 |
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that was my 1st thought, bloke in the pub says drinks at my place. him or one of his mates hoping to get lucky ? so the kid is his too ? |
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@mikeymk | 25 October 20 |
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How about talk to your partner about it? If the girls are with the mates I don't see a problem. It's not like he's interested in one of them himself, is it..? |
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@kelypso | 25 October 20 |
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You say you're not jealous but putting it like this 'bringing females back with his mates' doesn't really inspire confidence in that being an absolute fact. Sounds like he's just bringing back whoever he's vibing with at the pub at the time. Fine behaviour if you are a teenager, single, or have cleared it with your mrs, but other than that, why are you putting up with it. It is your house too, you both should be in agreement as to what is acceptable behaviour. |
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@sweetcaroline | 25 October 20 |
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If anything is missing it's his doing and his fault.I'm not getting the blame 4 it.I had locked the door ,he opened it with his keys if I said what the 'uck are u doing he would have said 2 words 2 me.A little while ago not going in2 2 much detail he had money stolen by a school boy who was friendly with are daughter
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@r3ckless | 25 October 20 |
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Do you not think you should be having this conversation with him.
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@trashy | 25 October 20 |
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@ sweetcaroline - 25.10.20 - 07:43pm If anything is missing it's his doing and his fault.I'm not getting the blame 4 it.I had locked the door ,he opened it with his keys if I said what the 'uck are u doing he would have said 2 words 2 me.A little while ago not going in2 2 much detail he had money stolen by a school boy who was friendly with are daughter Gonna be honest, didn't understand a word of this |
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@mikeymk | 25 October 20 |
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Ah, reminds me of house shares. Mate hits the rocks with some bird he's seeing, she does a Houdini with half his stuff - and some of mine.
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@vampboy | 25 October 20 |
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Ours was a student house in lanaken. Total chaotic mess. Strangers came in and out. Booze and drugs. Found syringes outdoor once. I dont know how the landlord put up with that rubbish. We did have a huge flat screen in the common room and lots of recreational stuff... which surprisingly didnt get stolen. 
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@gt_tdi | 26 October 20 |
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This is just... what? 
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@wapwand | 26 October 20 |
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I just wonder why you cant figure it out for yourself, you clearly know how you feel about it so act on it
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@reenee | 26 October 20 |
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(don'tknow) stand up for yourself stop being treated like a doormat simple as that!
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@reenee | 26 October 20 |
 should have previewed
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@dan27notts | 26 October 20 |
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He can have female friends too
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@reenee | 26 October 20 |
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Of course but from the way I see it he shows no regard for her feelings no respect at all
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@sweetcaroline | 26 October 20 |
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Theirs a difference between having female friends which he has by the way and I've got no problem what do ever with that then picking up drunken females
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@piggle | 26 October 20 |
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Throw that heap of sh*t in the bin and go live a life you want to live. There are better men out there
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