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Forgive me for snipping some parts of your posts but I think these parts highlight how I look at it and many of your feelings.
Length of time counts- together a month online and not in real life? Very different than a long-term one in real life. Blatantly flirting and "rubbing it in the nose" of the ex who so clearly was not over him or her? Different than being gentle with someone's feelings and showing some discretion. Clearly deciding if the new relationship worth the loss of an actual friend. Someone that has a habit of dating 200 people- that was not the case of my friend but do not think that is relevant as much as the length of time of the serious relationship-not casual and very monogamous! Bottom line, it sounds, if I am reading all of you correctly-everyone has their own boundaries and what is right for them. I still never would. But that is me. I treat other femmes exactly as I would like to be treated, regardless if they live by another code or not. Quote:
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