"Is it OK to marry a friend's ex-lover?" (different, reasons)
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I've got to say that you brought this on yourself by majorly over reacting to a fun comment.
To answer the original question, I would have no problem with a friend marrying one of my exes as long as I was completely finished with him first! I would like to be asked as well.
Well good for you for having extra long fuse! I just happen to be one of those people that do not like wasting time having to respond to someone posting anything unrelated to my question. There is time for joke, and then there is time for some serious subjects. I also became defensive because, as I was saying before, AFTER I tried to get back on topic, the person STILL tried to swerve the subject. If you have time to pete-and-repeat, once again, good for you HOBO!
To get back on the topic, "what if" the friend did NOT ask for your permission to date your exfiance at all? She went ahead and hung out w/ your ex all weekend, then told you after the fact that she liked him, would like to date him, and continued to date him. Then, years later, that same friend tried to contact you to include you at her wedding w/ your ex. Then what?
Well good for you for having extra long fuse! I just happen to be one of those people that do not like wasting time having to respond to someone posting anything unrelated to my question. There is time for joke, and then there is time for some serious subjects. I also became defensive because, as I was saying before, AFTER I tried to get back on topic, the person STILL tried to swerve the subject. If you have time to pete-and-repeat, once again, good for you HOBO!
To get back on the topic, "what if" the friend did NOT ask for your permission to date your exfiance at all? She went ahead and hung out w/ your ex all weekend, then told you after the fact that she liked him, would like to date him, and continued to date him. Then, years later, that same friend tried to contact you to include you at her wedding w/ your ex. Then what?
Here's a tip for your future internet interactions: Just ignore whatever comment or joke you find annoying or offensive. Don't make any comment about it, just go on about your business as if it never happened. If people don't get a rise out of you, they lose interest and won't bother you anymore.
Well good for you for having extra long fuse! I just happen to be one of those people that do not like wasting time having to respond to someone posting anything unrelated to my question. There is time for joke, and then there is time for some serious subjects. I also became defensive because, as I was saying before, AFTER I tried to get back on topic, the person STILL tried to swerve the subject. If you have time to pete-and-repeat, once again, good for you HOBO!
To get back on the topic, "what if" the friend did NOT ask for your permission to date your exfiance at all? She went ahead and hung out w/ your ex all weekend, then told you after the fact that she liked him, would like to date him, and continued to date him. Then, years later, that same friend tried to contact you to include you at her wedding w/ your ex. Then what?
Ugh, it came back. Don't worry, I don't feel like messing with you. All your foaming at the mouth isn't entertaining.
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