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Subject: moving in
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shoutsattraffic 11.05.17 - 03:35pm
With someone who has their grown up child living with them still.would you? Is it feasible? * +

shoutsattraffic 11.05.17 - 03:37pm
Obviously it will always be the kid's home,it doesnt matter how old they get.that isnt in question * +

birdy 11.05.17 - 03:39pm
I can't see why not. Depends what your issues are I guess lol * +

wickedwitch 11.05.17 - 03:43pm
Do wtf you want * +

3mel 11.05.17 - 03:45pm
if I was lucky enough to feel that way about someone it wouldn't put me off but I can see it might feel awkward coming in and changing the home dynamic.

maybe offer to take the kid (?) out for a drink or meal without the parent to start forming your own relationship with them. * +

3mel 11.05.17 - 03:46pm

@ liambrwn - 11.05.17 - 03:43pm
If you're lucky the mother is under 40 and the daughter over 20.... hello , jackpot !

that's instant damnation according to the good book our Liam dont.gif * +

shoutsattraffic 11.05.17 - 03:48pm
He's a nice lad but we got off to a rocky start.apologies have been made.even so,is it not downgrading a bit to move from a flat where i can have whoever i like in n have privacy to a shared room in a shared house? * +

3mel 11.05.17 - 03:50pm

@ shoutsattraffic - 11.05.17 - 03:48pm
He's a nice lad but we got off to a rocky start.apologies have been made.even so,is it not downgrading a bit to move from a flat where i can have whoever i like in n have privacy to a shared room in a shared house?

do you wanna spend the rest of your life with her / him ? * +

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