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Lip kissing can be kinda borderline actually, but we are past the point of establishing what kind of kisses are okay since we have been talking about "makeout" style kisses since the start of the thread, which definitely crosses the line without some sort of exception.
Not necessarily: What constitutes a crime depends upon the jurisdiction, and often times adultry laws factor in whether or not the couple is married. We are talking about a boyfriend, a girlfriend and a single woman here, so there is no marriage involved. Also, even when adultry is against the law, such laws almost never enforced in the modern era anyway.
Perhaps, but you can't cheat on somebody if you're not in an exclusive relationship with them though, and sometimes people just casually make out. On the other hand, by the time you're making out, that kind of implies a relationship unless otherwise stipulated.
Does the single girl know the girl she is making out with is dating somebody? 'cause it's also possible for the girl in the relationship to be leading her female makeout partner on and be cheating on her.
That's not cool, if so.
Broad strokes questions like this are only relevant if one of the participants bases their identity on outside perceptions and/or would find themselves inconvenienced profesionally or poersonally by being perceived as a 'certain type of person,' such as one who lets their loveslave kiss other owners.
A peck on the cheek is a social norm in half the world, most of which the English world has a lot of dealings with.
In other parts of the world merely making eyecontact with someone else's wife could result in a duel to the death.
Sounds like a fledgling relationships which could go either way.
Maybe he'll start cheating and she'll start feeling a type of jealous feeling she never before knew in this context; maybe she'll just take it as a reason to move on. Maybe she'll take the next relationship in a different context. Maybe something will change, as a result of this thing which went nowhere. A small nothingness that changed the shape of things she thought were superflous, and are not valuable still but somehow their changing changed something in her.
Maybe the jealous boy starts this whole thing off because he isn't sure if he feels for her but wants her to change or something, and oh no
tragedy!
Who knows!
Everybody relates to one another. So a lot of people have relationships and don't even know it.
I think it depends on what kind of a relationship you want it to be.
Realistically, you're exchanging knowledge about eachother and your preferences in a controlled environment to see what sticks and what doesn't. Most of it won't.
In that sense it is kind of like spending money.
Well, although some couples use monogamy as a way to strengthen their bonds, I doubt that being being polyamorous and caring are mutually exclusive traits, so I am a bit more inclined to take that statement at its face value given the situation. Granted, I wasn't there to hear the intonation of his voice or anything.
The way this whole situation is described also sounds to me like it is open knowledge to everybody in the office, and everybody is happy with the arrangement. My tentative ruling is that no cheating is going on here as such.
The only way to know for sure is to independently interview each of them about the matter though.
I disagree somewhat. Knowing what the broad strokes are does matter.
If we are treating this like a contract, then it is important to know to what terms you are agreeing and there are a certain set of default assumptions that come with a boyfriend and girlfriend relationship based upon the common understanding of those terms.
If you ask somebody to be your boyfriend or your girlfriend, then the common understanding is that this relationship is going to be monogamous by default, in which case you should not be making out with other people if you agree unconditionally.
However, with that having been said, the terms of a contract can be modified with bilateral assent.
So it's much easier to see the failures and pitfalls involved in retrospect.
Did I cheat, or is the blame on the slippery floors?
The blame is on the mangaka who wrote this stupid plot right out of a doujinshi. It doesn't quite sound like the sort of story bkub would write though, so who was it?
https://youtu.be/aDdOchBejcc