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Well kind of the same thingNo you didn't, you were too busy spamming "Alady" in your post.
Well kind of the same thingNo you didn't, you were too busy spamming "Alady" in your post.
I guessed you would say something like that, because you're the only one who would claim so. How the fuck do you twist "Alady" into "I love you"? I'm just asking.Well kind of the same thing
very easy, Alady is praise of Goddess Josy so course I love you goes hand and hand with itI guessed you would say something like that, because you're the only one who would claim so. How the fuck do you twist "Alady" into "I love you"? I'm just asking.
Maya's dad seems to care quite a bit, and the more rumors of their relationship spreads through campus, the more likely he is to learn about it, with potentially significant consequences for Maya. That's the main reason MC invokes the DIK secret code in the first place, to try to slow or stop that.Oh, who cares?
Seriously that's one of the weakest things in the game, that anyone would care that Maya and Josy are lesbians, or psuedo lesbians or whatever they are.
what you write, almost totally trueSlight derailment, but wanted to quickly comment on this. Having known people in consensual non-monogamous relationships, my perspective is that Tommy is just as much a cheater.
In all of the cases you listed, what makes the act immoral is not explicitly that they slept with other people, but that they broke the implicit/explicit agreement of their relationship. For the "real cheaters" you listed, there was an expectation or agreement of monogamy that was broken, and the breaking of that agreement is what actually makes it immoral.
As you mentioned, Tommy is in an "open" relationship, but that doesn't imply it's a free-for-all. In fact, there's an explicit agreement that before either partner has sex with someone outside the relationship, they discuss and agree on it. Tommy has broken that agreement multiple times, which is just as much a breach of trust as for the others you listed and demonstrates a lack of respect for his relationship and Heather, especially since he knows it upsets her. This makes him just as much of a "cheater". Worse, unlike many of the others, he doesn't seem to show any remorse for his actions.
If Tommy can't or doesn't want to abide by the terms of his relationship or if he's unhappy in his relationship, he should man up and discuss it with Heather. Either they agree to change their relationship agreement, or they break it off so they can pursue relationships that fit them better.
P.S. Regarding him slapping Heather at the table: there's a fundamental difference between consensual slaps and things like it during sex and the clearly unwanted slaps in that scene. The latter is violence, if not abuse.
Wow wow wow! How did Jill were caught up in the middle of it? She's not naive (DO NOT SEND ME BELLA SAYING IT!) she's more like an angelical being with pureness in her heart (although Tybalt balls might disagree).what you write, almost totally true
normal relationship rule, dont sleep with other -> if someone do it, will do it in secrect, behind the partners back
Tommy and Heaher relatioship rule, ask with who -> so the only problem, doing it in secrect, behind the partners back
the difference is very big. first case have 2 "sin". second case have 1 "sin"
if you promise to Jojo, you will bring her rose, but you buy only some candy, than you didnt keep your word. it is immoral, it is bad, it is wrong, it is everything but not good.
if you promise to Jojo, you will bring her rose, but you dont meet with her never again, than you "cheat" and betray her. what is more immoral and...
yes, Tommy is an asshole, Heather didnt do anything wrong with him, she dont deserve Tommy breaking the agreement. but i dont understand why is she suprised.
yes, Tommy is an asshole, he didnt even feel sorry for her and try make up or something. but again, Heather knew Tommy, she accepted this relationship. how can she think seriuosly, Tommy will ask or beg for her permission to duck with somebody. it is so naive like Maya or Jill
i am thinking for a while, but maybe i understand.Secret sauce is that we respect each others likes and dislikes, and not wage "holy war" over damn pixels, lol.
If that is the case, then why she upset when you go help a sick friend ? Not very "Angelical"Wow wow wow! How did Jill were caught up in the middle of it? She's not naive (DO NOT SEND ME BELLA SAYING IT!)
she's more like an angelical being with pureness in her heart (although Tybalt balls might disagree).
On this, we may have to agree to disagree. In my opinion, in both cases it's essentially the exact same breach of agreement and trust.normal relationship rule, dont sleep with other -> if someone do it, will do it in secrect, behind the partners back
Tommy and Heaher relatioship rule, ask with who -> so the only problem, doing it in secrect, behind the partners back
the difference is very big. first case have 2 "sin". second case have 1 "sin"
All of this in depth analysis of the rules for an open relationship are very interesting I guess. But it's only a matter for Tommy and Heather. It's nothing that should concern the MC, or anybody else at B&R.On this, we may have to agree to disagree. In my opinion, in both cases it's essentially the exact same breach of agreement and trust.
A way to visualize how I see it is relationship "circles," where the people inside the circle are acceptable for sexual activity. In the monogamous relationships, it's just the two partners. In Tommy and Heather's, it's actually also just the two of them unless and until they discuss allowing someone else from outside (and even then, only temporarily and under the terms they agreed upon). In both cases, the cheater is having sex with someone outside the circle and breaking the relationship agreement in the process.
hey hey hey, i dont fear from Balla.Wow wow wow! How did Jill were caught up in the middle of it? She's not naive (DO NOT SEND ME BELLA SAYING IT!) she's more like an angelical being with pureness in her heart (although Tybalt balls might disagree).
On one hand, I agree. Relationships are private matters, and generally should stay that way unless it rises to the level of abuse or danger, if someone in the relationship reaches out to discuss it, or if perhaps out of genuine concern a close friend expresses that they don't seem happy in their relationship.All of this in depth analysis of the rules for an open relationship are very interesting I guess. But it's only a matter for Tommy and Heather. It's nothing that should concern the MC, or anybody else at B&R.
What like Maya and Josy?That said, the way that someone publicly carries themselves and behaves in a relationship, romantic or otherwise, is a reasonable factor upon which to judge their character. If someone habitually lies and breaks their word, it reflects poorly upon them.
Not going to lie, this sounds like classic victim blaming to me. Regardless of what she knew about Tommy's character before starting a relationship with him, he agreed to the terms of their relationship.i just dont think being naive is an excuse to dont take responsibility for decision. what is Heather made to being Tommys girlfriend. it was her decision. so i blame Heather because she feels disappointed (and probaly more feelings) and this feeling makes her for revenge. she shouldnt feel it, she should have excepted for it.
Wow wow wow! How did Jill were caught up in the middle of it? She's not naive (DO NOT SEND ME BELLA SAYING IT!) she's more like an angelical being with pureness in her heart (although Tybalt balls might disagree).
and there is nothing wrong with see your way, even i agree with you about agreement and trust part.On this, we may have to agree to disagree. In my opinion, in both cases it's essentially the exact same breach of agreement and trust.
A way to visualize how I see it is relationship "circles," where the people inside the circle are acceptable for sexual activity. In the monogamous relationships, it's just the two partners. In Tommy and Heather's, it's actually also just the two of them unless and until they discuss allowing someone else from outside (and even then, only temporarily and under the terms they agreed upon). Without that discussion, Tommy and Heather are effectively monogamous too. In both cases, the cheater is having sex with someone outside the circle and breaking the relationship agreement in the process.
You just can't admit you were wrong. lolwhat you write, almost totally true
normal relationship rule, dont sleep with other -> if someone do it, will do it in secrect, behind the partners back
Tommy and Heaher relatioship rule, ask with who -> so the only problem, doing it in secrect, behind the partners back
the difference is very big. first case have 2 "sin". second case have 1 "sin"
if you promise to Jojo, you will bring her rose, but you buy only some candy, than you didnt keep your word. it is immoral, it is bad, it is wrong, it is everything but not good.
if you promise to Jojo, you will bring her rose, but you dont meet with her never again, than you "cheat" and betray her. what is more immoral and...
yes, Tommy is an asshole, Heather didnt do anything wrong with him, she dont deserve Tommy breaking the agreement. but i dont understand why is she suprised.
yes, Tommy is an asshole, he didnt even feel sorry for her and try make up or something. but again, Heather knew Tommy, she accepted this relationship. how can she think seriuosly, Tommy will ask or beg for her permission to duck with somebody. it is so naive like Maya or Jill
i am admit it. most of time, i blaming the victim and the aggressor both. the life is not white and black, good and bad.Not going to lie, this sounds like classic victim blaming to me. Regardless of what she knew about Tommy's character before starting a relationship with him, he agreed to the terms of their relationship.
okYou just can't admit you were wrong. lol
YOU made the claim Tommy is allowed to cheat because he's in an open relationship. Keyword "allowed." This statement is simply wrong because of the rule they need to talk to each other before doing something sexual with a different person.