
dadjokes
@dadjokes
7 Years
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Posted by LethalFantasia
I would just do what he says. It’s not like these are your long term friends. They are just people you met. If it makes him uncomfortable then why be pushy?

Posted by Scotteh007
Sounds like hes super insecure.
Has he been cheated on before?


Posted by -JESUS-
Is there really any other way to handle it than to find two gay men for him to hang out with?

Posted by -JESUS-
Is there really any other way to handle it than to find two gay men for him to hang out with?

Posted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasia
I would just do what he says. It’s not like these are your long term friends. They are just people you met. If it makes him uncomfortable then why be pushy?
Really?
Yeah lolclick to expand

Posted by Ellygant
As a Scorpio Sun with a cancer moon, I’m telling you, it’s bad to justify the paranoia of a Scorpio/Cancer.
Talk to him. Ask him why he feels friendships will threaten the relationship. He doesn’t feel secure. So either its a personal insecurity he needs to talk out or something is missing in the relationship. Maybe both. Either way talking through it will help.

Posted by TheRabbit
Is one of them a Taurus with an Aries moon?

Posted by MademoiselleFisk
Is he a conservative christian? I sense a bit of homophobia...

Posted by Gobby
Seriously, the more I experience Cancer personal placements, the more I want to stay well away from them. Whether it's the sun, moon, Mars or Venus, they're all clingy, highly-sensitive and paranoid to the nth degree, harbouring anger and resentment for even the most trivial of things (sometimes for months and years). And then, one day when you least expect it, they'll explode and switch to irrational psycho mode.
Couple that with a suspicious/paranoid Scorpio sun and... oh, boy...


Posted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasia
I would just do what he says. It’s not like these are your long term friends. They are just people you met. If it makes him uncomfortable then why be pushy?
Really?
Yeah lol
Wow I can't stand the thought of being told what I can and can't do, it's like being a child again
I mean if I’m in love with someone and we’re in a serious committed relationship and they don’t feel comfortable with me talking to someone then I don’t mind, especially if I just met this “friend.” It’s not even worth it to me.
I feel like with relationships you just have to pick your battles.click to expand


Posted by LadyNeptune
Why do straight people have this weird misconception that EVERY gay person wants their genitals??!
Furthermore they are a couple. Meaning they want to fuck each other, not you. Tell your husband to get over himself.


Posted by MyStarsShine
No wonder they call marriage an "institution"......nobody has the right to tell you what to do
Suffocating and a slippery slope

Posted by FireStarterPosted by LadyNeptune
Why do straight people have this weird misconception that EVERY gay person wants their genitals??!
Furthermore they are a couple. Meaning they want to fuck each other, not you. Tell your husband to get over himself.
Exactly! Scorpio dude needs to realize that just cause a women is gay/bi doesnt mean shes into every woman, please dont flatter yourself, we have prefences and standards lol. Vast gay/bi women are not into straight women...cause ya'll straight.
And op your husband sounds like an insecure control freak, as well as bordering homophobic (regardless of his denial) Not sure how you manage that being a Sag. If my partner said that to me that would be the end of a relationship. Nobody tells me how to live my life, what to do, or who I can be friends with. Not my parent, not a president, not even if a freaking sky puppet came down from the heavens and started spouting his brainwashy mumbo jumbo.
And all the peeps in here saying that once a couple commits they shouldnt have need of friends especially ones that have a sexual interest in thier gender, you need to get a reality check. Thats absurd and screams desperate, controlling, and clingy.click to expand


Posted by ArachnophobiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasia
I would just do what he says. It’s not like these are your long term friends. They are just people you met. If it makes him uncomfortable then why be pushy?
Really?
Yeah lol
Wow I can't stand the thought of being told what I can and can't do, it's like being a child again
I mean if I’m in love with someone and we’re in a serious committed relationship and they don’t feel comfortable with me talking to someone then I don’t mind, especially if I just met this “friend.” It’s not even worth it to me.
I feel like with relationships you just have to pick your battles.
I think if you truly love someone you wouldn't need to control who they chose to be friends with, if not it shows you have no trust in them...
Yeah in a Disney Utopia, but it doesn't work like that and you know it. People have imperfections and insecurity's, no relationship is perfect and trusting and 100% . Relationships are about compromise. Divorce culture is built around the idea that everyone deserves this perfect 'true love 100% trust freedom non controlling bullshit and no one should have to compromise in a relationship' Any thing less than that and people just split. It's pathetic.click to expand

Posted by ArachnophobiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by ArachnophobiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasiaPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by LethalFantasia
I would just do what he says. It’s not like these are your long term friends. They are just people you met. If it makes him uncomfortable then why be pushy?
Really?
Yeah lol
Wow I can't stand the thought of being told what I can and can't do, it's like being a child again
I mean if I’m in love with someone and we’re in a serious committed relationship and they don’t feel comfortable with me talking to someone then I don’t mind, especially if I just met this “friend.” It’s not even worth it to me.
I feel like with relationships you just have to pick your battles.
I think if you truly love someone you wouldn't need to control who they chose to be friends with, if not it shows you have no trust in them...
Yeah in a Disney Utopia, but it doesn't work like that and you know it. People have imperfections and insecurity's, no relationship is perfect and trusting and 100% . Relationships are about compromise. Divorce culture is built around the idea that everyone deserves this perfect 'true love 100% trust freedom non controlling bullshit and no one should have to compromise in a relationship' Any thing less than that and people just split. It's pathetic.
Haha your Disney comment made me laugh. When we were in Edinburgh last week, I walked past a bridal shop and in the window there was a sign "and they lived happily ever after", I almost went in and said "almost fifty percent don't actually" but decided against it
Lol
The dress company and the divorce lawyers are living happily ever after lolclick to expand

Posted by Gobby
Seriously, the more I experience Cancer personal placements, the more I want to stay well away from them. Whether it's the sun, moon, Mars or Venus, they're all clingy, highly-sensitive and paranoid to the nth degree, harbouring anger and resentment for even the most trivial of things (sometimes for months and years). And then, one day when you least expect it, they'll explode and switch to irrational psycho mode.
Couple that with a suspicious/paranoid Scorpio sun and... oh, boy...

Posted by LaMadrina
Aye Chica. Question. Did they invite you only? Or you and your husband? I can see if they wanted to do a couples outing. But if they made no regard to your husband, then that's odd.

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On our way home, he asked about them, and generally didn't seem too pleased, but when he saw me texting them later that night, he freaked out that I had given them my number, and doesn't want me to meet up with them outside of badminton.
I asked him why he's so worried, and he said that it's the equivalent of being friends with guys, and thinks I'll end up in a rape dungeon or something. I told him he's watched too many horror movies, but he maintains that he only wants me to be friends with straight women. No men or women who are attracted to women.
I've tried suggesting that he accompany me, so we go on a double date, but he said no, they'd just be biding their time.
He has a Scorpio sun with a Cancer moon. What's a good angle to take to reassure him that his stranger danger concerns are unfounded?