My neighbor cheated with his partner's sister, and now lives with the sister. The most aggravating part of it is that he has kids with both. Every other week his ex has to come by to drop off her kids at her sister's house since they share custody. From the kids perspective, their sibling is also their cousin.
this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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Wow, so the kids are half siblings and cousins at the same time. Food for thought
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Her ex's new girlfriend.
Oh god thats unique!
We aim to please.
Idk probably her mom. They're super close, and her mom is in the later stages of life.
That'd fuck things up real bad.
It was her last wish on her deathbed
It would have been rude not to
Help me step son in law, Iβm stuck on my way to the lord
Hump me across the finish line
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Your partners child.
Woody Allen? Are you on Lemmy now?
Thatβs pretty bad, perhaps outshined only by your and your partnerβs child
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satan? when did you join the fediverse?
The one that we made a sexy time video years ago that I have since forgotten that it was still in on my computer, that she found and it caused a big argument.
Didn't have to personalise your reply π
You said feel free to mention personal experiencesβ¦you didnβt say they had to be MY personal experiences.
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Hitler, probably. I feel like that might be quite bad.
I always thought that people who liked, umβ¦ βcoldβ partners preferred them fresh or nearly so.
Is there anything left of him except bones?
Ok thatβs enough internet for meβ¦
I know you're joking, but I don't think there's even bones. The KGB destroyed his remains.
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When both people in a relationship are in the leadership of an organization, it's a serious problem when one of them cheats with someone else also in the leadership of that organization. A friend of mine was part of an organization where this happened, the drama was terrible.
Was your friend inside an HBO show?
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Stalin
Her sister. They're close, and it would be devastating to her.
Piers Morgan. Sucks to be cheated on, but imagine he was the one your partner preferred. That shit would stay with you for life.
I'm torn between partner's family member, partner's best friend, & partner's ex.
porque no los 3?
Everyone is porquing everyone
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Their ex after me, I would suppose. That'd sting.
The Pope
Time to update Wikipedia's List of Sexually Active Popes.
If there was ever an article that deserved This list is incomplete, you can help by expanding it, it's this one.
lol I think my spouse would be more confused than upset
Anyone, but also 2x anyone with an incurable std.
I also choose this guys wife
Kim Dot Com
The answer isβ¦. D) all of the above/ and below!
Sibling definitely.
yours or hers?
First one then the other
Their sibling, or parent.
There's only one right answer to this question and it's the one person that will make him/her feel stupid for trusting you, AKA "the friend you told them not to worry about"
Your brother who your a conjoined twin with
Your partner, disguised as another person.
You cheated, except you didn't even actually cheat.
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