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Would you become romantically involved with someone that has an infant?

Floppin

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Floppin Grand Master

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daughters tend to look like their mothers when they grow up, so you can put "will always look good" in the plus column.  her mom is a good looking woman for her age.

 

BTW, just saying this I would personally take the photo down, posting your bosses family photo to a bunch of random people on the internet is a bad idea, especially without permission.

 

I already had before you even posted this message heh. 

 

As I said in my message, I was only going to keep it up briefly.

 

 

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Floppin Grand Master

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Crap... I missed the photo, lol.

 

 

 

How did the hanging out with her feel? Comfortable, strange, wishing her folks weren't there so you could get intimate?

 

 

A little of all three?

 

Yeah a little of all three. The BBQ was after her son's christening/baptism, so the absentee father had drove down from Maryland and was there as well. All in all it was a little awkward. I just drank hennessy with the mom and played cards for the majority of the time. 

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She would have to be incredibly, almost out of this world hot.

So 99% of the time the answer is no.

Baggage. Baby daddy drama. Not to mention there is probably an Arbys Big Montana downstairs.

the girl floppin is talking about is a decent 9.5/10 so very hot.

I have rules for girls I'd date, and some of them are:

1, Must be out on her own for two years, I don't want to date someone who has an unrealistic view of how life works, if she's never had bills to pay I don't want her telling me about all her money problems.

2, must be legal drinking age, nothing like trying to go somewhere fun or do something fun, but she can't go because she's too young.

3, (this isn't an issue now but it's been one in the past) don't date anyone where you work, makes it awkward for not just you but other coworkers if you break up(weirdest moment in my life when one of these went south).

4, no kids, I'm not interested at the moment in raising other people's kids, this is subject to change as I get older, but yeah not right now.

I guess some of these rules are why I haven't been in any serious relationships in a while, oh well... but #3 is one I've added because of a bad expirence.

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missed the pic too...just my luck.  9.5 out of 10....makes me sad even more!!!

 

my initial thought was hell no, I'm not taking a chance with my bosses daughter...why lose a job and a girl at the same time...potentially.

 

my answer now though depends totally on the relationship I had with the boss!  If that's a cool and strong relationship then I'm sure dating the daughter would be a real good thing.

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Call me the party pooper but I didn't see the pic....and that doesn't matter. She could be a 11 out 10.

1. Baby daddy drama

2. Your bosses daughter

Stay away from this chick unless your job is something you deem temporary. If it is just a "job" and not part of what you deem your "career"....well, then the 11 aspect would carry much more weight in the discussion

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guaranteed there will be baby daddy drama...that's inevitable

 

the boss's daughter thing could work in your advantage though if this chick really is the one for you and have a long/great relationship

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Yeah a little of all three. The BBQ was after her son's christening/baptism, so the absentee father had drove down from Maryland and was there as well. All in all it was a little awkward. I just drank hennessy with the mom and played cards for the majority of the time.

Sounds complicated.

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Sounds complicated.

 

Well, it's not complicated at this point, but only because we haven't done anything that really enters myself into the equation. The situation, potentially, has a rather large chance of being complicated. I'm just trying to figure out if it's worth the risk. 

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