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01-31-2007, 09:53 PM
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Re: Help a friend with MAJOR fiance trouble
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[ QUOTE ] The first step is for him to pay off all credit card debt. [/ QUOTE ] Hahah, nice. I too misread this as "finance"--about eight times. p.s. Can we get X-Factor for an expert opinion on the incest? [/ QUOTE ] That's a bit harsh. I for one would love to put my third cousin away. The whole socially acceptable thing (and my high standard of morals/ethics) is stopping me from doing this though. 
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01-31-2007, 10:00 PM
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Re: Help a friend with MAJOR fiance trouble
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] The first step is for him to pay off all credit card debt. [/ QUOTE ] Hahah, nice. I too misread this as "finance"--about eight times. p.s. Can we get X-Factor for an expert opinion on the incest? [/ QUOTE ] That's a bit harsh. I for one would love to put my third cousin away. The whole socially acceptable thing (and my high standard of morals/ethics) is stopping me from doing this though. [/ QUOTE ] Dude, there is NOTHING wrong with nailing your third cousin. You're barely related.
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01-31-2007, 10:15 PM
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01-31-2007, 10:17 PM
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01-31-2007, 10:41 PM
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Re: Help a friend with MAJOR fiance trouble
On a logical level, this is really no different that banging some random dude. Personally it would skieve me out.
How old were they when they became step siblings? If they are Greg and Marcia, it's not that bad, but if they are Bobby and Cindy, well that's just wrong.
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#28
01-31-2007, 11:26 PM
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Re: Help a friend with MAJOR fiance trouble
I think it's legal in all 50 states to rail/marry your second cousin and any more distant relatives. If it's okay with the man, then plow away!
As for your step-sister, I dunno, that's a little skeevy. However, let me also add that if I had been Greg Brady I would have definitely introduced Mr. Veiny to Marcia's tonsils.
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02-01-2007, 01:07 AM
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Re: Help a friend with MAJOR fiance trouble
I agree with the post that says it first depends on what age they became steps. Second, I would see how much they see each other. This would make a difference step or not, because just seeing an ex-lover of your fiancee on a regular basis might be a problem anyway. I'm always wary of people who are "best friends" with their exes.
If they were older (I would say 15 or so) when they were brought together as steps, and don't see each other often (maybe just family holidays); then I would consider staying. Otherwise, I would leave. Also, IMO, not being able to discuss past lovers is a problem if you really want a good marraige. Not in the "tell me everything about them" way, but in the "just tell me the basics (who, when, where, etc)". No matter what he should talk to her about it (it wasn't cheating since they were broken up, so she shouldn't mind talking about it).
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