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AIO the guy (44m) that I(27f) recently started dating is defending his “roommate"
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Our girl was flown out by this guy for a romantic getaway, only for her to discover his house is under “construction” and the only available sleeping arrangement is a tent, while the roommate enjoys the one bed inside. The plot thickens when the roommate answers his brother’s call with a honey-soaked greeting, then spends the evening glaring at you like you just keyed her car.
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Every red flag is waved with the subtlety of a marching band. The roommate’s mood swings from possessive to passive-aggressive, her relationship with his family is suspiciously cozy, and her liquid habits make sure every night is a rerun of the same awkward drama. When our girl finally voices her discomfort, she's told this is just her personality, as if that’s an acceptable excuse for treating someone like an intruder at her own date.
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‘There’s only one bed, so she’s sleeping in it’: 27-year-old woman starts dating a 44-year-old man, only to discover his “roommate” is a woman her own age who doesn’t pay rent and cozies up to his family
Some say love has no age, which is debatable, but okay. What it most definitely should have though, is a number. The number two, to be exact. A number that stands for the number of people in a relationship.
Dating in your twenties is already a minefield, but nothing quite prepares you for a guy whose "roommate" is a woman your age who pays for nothing, drinks like it's a competitive sport, and greets his family with the enthusiasm of a sitcom wife.
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