soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
#1
10-17-2006, 08:33 PM
soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
so my older brother is engaged to this girl, and her younger half-sister has expressed that she is very interested in me. the feeling is mutual. so, i come to the all-knowing forum to see if this would be an inappropriate situation. also, this younger half-sister is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it. so is there a man-law that tells how long i have to wait after the split to date a friends ex? any advice is greatly appreciated, im lost in the woods without a flashlight.
#3
10-17-2006, 08:45 PM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
right you are, redgoat. although its whats on the inside that counts.. [&:][IMG][/IMG]
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#5
10-17-2006, 08:46 PM
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RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
better find out how your friend feels about the girl. if he's not ready to end it and she is, then you may not have a friend for very long. i don't know what the "man rule" is since i'm a woman. doesn't sound like a very good situation. is it worth losing the friend for a girl you may or may not have a long term relationship with? that is for YOU to decide.
#7
10-17-2006, 08:48 PM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: sneakerpro
so my older brother is engaged to this girl, and her younger half-sister has expressed that she is very interested in me. the feeling is mutual. so, i come to the all-knowing forum to see if this would be an inappropriate situation. also, this younger half-sister is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it. so is there a man-law that tells how long i have to wait after the split to date a friends ex? any advice is greatly appreciated, im lost in the woods without a flashlight.
so my older brother is engaged to this girl, and her younger half-sister has expressed that she is very interested in me. the feeling is mutual. so, i come to the all-knowing forum to see if this would be an inappropriate situation. also, this younger half-sister is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it. so is there a man-law that tells how long i have to wait after the split to date a friends ex? any advice is greatly appreciated, im lost in the woods without a flashlight.
#8
10-17-2006, 08:55 PM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
take it from me dont steal gurls from other guys, bad things happen to you, i never been cheated on but bad things happen to me relationship wise
and i dont know about this sister in law dating thing also
what pops in ur head if ur friend tells you this is my gurl friend who is also my sister in law, i know its not blood but it still seems weird
and i dont know about this sister in law dating thing also
what pops in ur head if ur friend tells you this is my gurl friend who is also my sister in law, i know its not blood but it still seems weird
#9
10-17-2006, 09:05 PM
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RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: jtehan
Yes the Man rule is that your friend must die before you can date his ex. Proper morning time after his death differs by how close a friend he was, but 100 years sounds fair.
ORIGINAL: sneakerpro
so my older brother is engaged to this girl, and her younger half-sister has expressed that she is very interested in me. the feeling is mutual. so, i come to the all-knowing forum to see if this would be an inappropriate situation. also, this younger half-sister is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it. so is there a man-law that tells how long i have to wait after the split to date a friends ex? any advice is greatly appreciated, im lost in the woods without a flashlight.
so my older brother is engaged to this girl, and her younger half-sister has expressed that she is very interested in me. the feeling is mutual. so, i come to the all-knowing forum to see if this would be an inappropriate situation. also, this younger half-sister is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it. so is there a man-law that tells how long i have to wait after the split to date a friends ex? any advice is greatly appreciated, im lost in the woods without a flashlight.
(*this assumes you've previously dated all non-2-baggers in said radius that weren't previously boned by your bud. If ANY 1-baggers that ahve not yet been tapped, by YOU, are still around, you MUST exhaust that resource, FIRST!)
MAN LAW!
#10
10-17-2006, 09:45 PM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: sneakerpro
is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it.
is currently in a relationship with one of my friends, but seems to want out of it.
As a general rule, I would say that your friend is going to have problems with this no matter what, so you better get ready for that. People are different though. He may end up being happy for you both. I've seen that happen before, but it is a long shot.