They seem like nice enough guys, and they look out for and help her when the time arises, but generally, they are really quite useless and lazy. I mean, I have my flaws and problems like my method of cleaning up after cooking , but seeing them just sort being of useless a lot of the time makes me feel like I am doing something right. They are still best friends and he was fantastic throughout what was a really tough pregnancy and childbirth. In fact, he is the baby's godfather and is my fiance's 'chief bridesmaid' at our wedding in a couple of months.
All in all, a top bloke, a good friend and I know she'd be lost without his friendship in her life. I was in this situation once - but all she did ever was complain about how horrible he was - so that made me feel better. I've been living with women and men for years. There has never been any sexual or romantic tension between anyone, and we've had a wide variety of people come in and out of this house. I'm living with my best friend, who's a woman.
Her boyfriend lives a few hours away in a major city. It's pretty chill, she's an introvert and I'm an asocial dick so we talk for maybe 20 minutes a day, get dinner once every monthish, and generally keep to ourselves. She's moving in with her dude this year, and he's been really alright with us living together. Helps it was stated on the first date "Hey I live with a dude and I have less than no interest in fucking him so are you good with that?
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My girlfriend doesn't live with male roommates now, but she used to when we started dating. It was fine, didn't have any impact on our relationship. Don't think I could do it. I have had two female roommates and I slept with both of them while "friends".
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At some point both of them dated other men, and it really didn't effect our sex. Sometimes the girls would sleep with me BEFORE a date specifically so they won't be horny and sleep with the date because they wanted to take them serious and think sleeping with a man to soon will ruin there chances of a serious relationship. That's probably why I refuse to seriously date anygirl that I don't sleep with rather quickly after meeting.
Honestly it didn't bother me I'm not going to judge her for past partners, and honestly they were good friends.
He and I played through resident evil together one day, it was fun. I once dated a girl who had a male roommate. He was her cousin, but I lived in the deep south at the time lol. I've lived with women I've found attractive that had boyfriends and I didn't make a move do on to others and all that jazz , it was a craigslist scenario which was great because I had no expectations of having to maintain friendships.
Over time we became cool and I've found out that the other dudes I've lived with have come home and made a proposition.
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One of these dudes was sponging off of his gf that also lived in the house so that really rubbed me the wrong way. Now the weird thing about that entire situation is that they wouldn't go to the gf about her squatter boyfriend making a pass at them. I also have a friend that got drunk and confessed that this current girl he had move in came with a recommendation that "She gives really good head" and at some point he said "I hope that like one day she just doesn't have her rent on time and I can She was actively dating as well as trying to get more serious with another dude.
I trusted her and they were not her type. I've lived with women before and I had no issues. These guys were like 8 years older than her. One had a girlfriend that was always over and the other kept to himself. In the end, they all just happened to be sharing a space. Which tbh I'm surprised that nothing weird happened since she's gorgeous and was modeling at the time she was living there. I hungout with them a couple of times and they seemed like pretty chill guys. They were just working professionals who needed a place to crash and unwind.
I'm really good at reading people and body language and I never got anything bad from them. They all treated her like a sister. I'm currently in that situation, although the semester just ended.
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As we're not going to have sex anytime in the near future and that I doubt that it's a desire on either of our parts anyway as well as the fact that I've never been to her room, but I've met he, who is also in a relationship, it's made no impact. It really depends on the situation man. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
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Dating a woman who has a male roommate
Hmm, I'm curious about this well as my roomate we just bought a foreclosure together is a guy, AND an ex from a hundred years ago. We went on to marry other people and stayed friends and have JUST been friends for 5 years now. When I'm ready to date I see problems on the horizon, but oh well! I would date a guy with a F roomate as long as there were no weird signs ie: A girl living with an ex? Yeah that would probably be a deal maker, unless she was making arrangements to move soon. I'll chime in with my opinion now..
I've had both male and female roommates. I get along better with male roommates. I've never gotten romantically interested in any males I've lived with, so I'd find it a bit offensive to have a guy make a judgment call on me for having a male roommate, with no reason too. What are the signs exactly? Strategically placed so that the next potential mate can clearly see them? Originally Posted by jerseyboy. Originally Posted by dreamergrl. It's not rocket science. It's like seeing red flags in a normal relationship. Reread what MM said, without giving her grief over living with her long ago ex who she is friends with.
None of those points make a person untrustworthy. A girl can go out with friends and still be faithful to her boyfriend.
A girl can have male friends and still be faithful. A girl can live with an attractive male and still be faithful. I've never cheated and I do or have all of the above. Not being able to trust a person for having friends, going out with them, and living with a certain type of person is more of an indicator that you have trust issues then the person not being trustworthy.