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Topic: Freedom inside
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Mon 06/29/15 06:08 AM
Edited by jazzinc on Mon 06/29/15 06:23 AM
Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage? If (+)..How?

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Mon 06/29/15 06:16 AM

Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage?

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yes

TMommy's photo
Mon 06/29/15 06:20 AM
Edited by TMommy on Mon 06/29/15 06:22 AM
Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile

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Mon 06/29/15 06:24 AM

Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage?




Yes , there will be plenty of freedom once you're inside laugh laugh rofl

jazzinc's photo
Mon 06/29/15 06:34 AM

Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile


OOhh!...definitely;it's not a concept of freedom according to MLK.

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MelMaxx's photo
Mon 06/29/15 11:17 AM

Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile


AGREED :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

SitkaRains's photo
Mon 06/29/15 11:38 AM

Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage? If (+)..How?

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Well what type of freedom are we talking about???

IF we are talking about Freedom to be in an open relationship sexually what works for someone else is fine and dandy, me I am a greedy person I dont' share what is mine and thankfully he feels the same way, he doesn't share either...


Freedom to make our own choices absolutely!!! I am in a relationship and I want him to be free to soar and enjoy life with out asking or checking with me every step of the way. One of the things that drew me to him was his strong independence of life.


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Mon 06/29/15 12:04 PM
I don't think greedy is the correct word to describe not sexually sharing your partner. It's more cherishing and respectful and I would expect the same from him to only choose me.

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Mon 06/29/15 02:14 PM

Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile


Hahahaha. I agree. Kick his butt out and take him to the cleaners.

Why would you want to do that when you love someone? Do the right thing.

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Mon 06/29/15 02:40 PM

I don't think greedy is the correct word to describe not sexually sharing your partner. It's more cherishing and respectful and I would expect the same from him to only choose me.
Absolutely better phrasing of the message...that is what happens when I post with out enough coffee and maybe to much of pain meds still inside of me.

Bottomline I don't share sexual or emotional things with others that would take anything away from my relationship nor would he.

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Mon 06/29/15 02:46 PM
I love it when you finally agree with me. love :heart:

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Mon 06/29/15 03:44 PM
Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage?

The only chains in a (normal, not like a psycho that locks people up and chains them for decades) relationship or marriage are those you put on yourself.

Although lots of people try to hold others responsible for the chains they put on themselves.

Relationships and marriage can actually help you be free.

It really depends on who you are part of a relationship with or married to.

I mean freedom defined is:
the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

A spouse or partner can be supportive in how you act, speak, or think, possibly helping you remove what you perceive to be a hindrance or restraint.


Ɔʎɹɐx's photo
Mon 06/29/15 03:52 PM

Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage? If (+)..How?

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freedom in marriage is determined and "shaped" by the trust between both partners , i will never limit my partner's freedom if i trust her .

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Tue 06/30/15 06:38 AM
As long as they feel free to be who they are. Otherwise they'd feel trapped. It must be awful if you feel you can't be yourself in a relationship.

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Tue 06/30/15 07:52 AM

Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile
.. oh just great there goes another perfectly good birthday present idea... For you and me lol

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Tue 06/30/15 07:54 AM

I don't think greedy is the correct word to describe not sexually sharing your partner. It's more cherishing and respectful and I would expect the same from him to only choose me.
..but but..I like peanut butter but I also like jelly oh I'm so confused why must I choose just one lol

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Tue 06/30/15 09:14 AM

Does it really exist Freedom inside a relationship or marriage? If (+)..How?

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huh Freedom to do what?

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Wed 07/01/15 02:06 AM


I don't think greedy is the correct word to describe not sexually sharing your partner. It's more cherishing and respectful and I would expect the same from him to only choose me.
..but but..I like peanut butter but I also like jelly oh I'm so confused why must I choose just one lol


Sweetheart, I am both peanut butter and jelly. I got it all and you know it. With me, you won't be thinking about any other. :wink:

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Wed 07/01/15 02:13 AM
Edited by SparklingCrystal 💖💎 on Wed 07/01/15 02:14 AM
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SparklingCrystal 💖💎's photo
Wed 07/01/15 02:14 AM

Well let me tell ya this
if a man wanted to know how I felt about an open marriage or relationship.
I believe I would exercise my freedom to open the door and walk out or throw his azz outbigsmile

Interesting that you read the title and immediately jump to an open relationship?

I was just thinking about freedom within the relationship, nothing to do with sex with others.
I need a lot of freedom, and if a partner cannot give that to me, it isn't going to work out.
I do think it is possible, you just need partner that can stand on his own two feet, doesn't make you responsible for his happiness, and who has a life, so you aren't the centre of his universe. Who doesn't need you to be the centre of his universe.

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