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Girlfriend wants me to have sex with her friend

LegacyUser · 2007-11-15 18:54:46

Firstly this is not a troll. Myself and my GF have been together for 6 years. We have a 2 houses, rent one out and live in the other with her friend. Myself and my GF are 28 and her friend is 25. My GF and her friend have known each other since they were about ten. Basically for about 2 years or so my GF's sex drive has…

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#52 21-11-2007 12:54pm

veryangryman

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I hope it works out well for you anyway. Some would say your a lucky so and so (myself included) but i guess if you only like the missus then its a different story

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#53 21-11-2007 6:10pm

dame

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seamus wrote: »

To take a less emotional line, financial issues aren't really a big factor here. They're not married, which means that the courts really don't care about infidelity. If they break up and assets need to be split by the court, the court will look at the contribution made by each person to the household and the mortgage. The reason for the split is irrelevant if they're not married.

What if they had drawn up an agreement with a solicitor on what to do with their property if they split up? Would agreements like that have cheating in them as a reason for one person to get more than their share? I'm just wondering.

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