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In response to
"
He's met her family. -- nm
"
by
Roger More
IMO, you have to have that convo before meeting the family.
Posted by
groiny (aka groiny)
Mar 20 '14, 09:04
the whole family was in on the lie then. or the "omission"
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I'd think so, but I can also think of many conversations I didn't have before meeting a girlfriend's family (or before she met mine) -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 20, 09:09
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my rule of wrist, is that they do not meet my family unless it is getting serious. nm -- nm
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groiny
Mar 20, 09:10
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Norman has come a long way. -- nm
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Shaun
Mar 20, 09:13
Although they might have thought "he must have been told by now..." -- nm
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Reagen
Mar 20, 09:05
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I would hope they would have covered that on the phone call that he was coming over. nm -- nm
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groiny
Mar 20, 09:06
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"so, did you tell him about the thing...that you used to have?" -- nm
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Phone Call
Mar 20, 09:08
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"Quick, take down all the family photos!" -- nm
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groiny
Mar 20, 09:09
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