A boyfriend outside the club has appeared for a teenage A-type woman I’ve been seeing for a year.
Apparently, he started dating her knowing that she had registered with a dating club and had been meeting men, and that there was a man she wanted to continue seeing even if she were to leave the club.
Would he feel as though she had two fathers?
In any case, this is my first club arrangement with the boyfriend’s approval, so I’m pretty nervous (lol).
I’d appreciate some advice on this approved relationship.
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Does this mean he’s okay with a physical relationship too?
Or is the woman lying to her boyfriend and telling him it’s dinner only (no intimacy)?
Usually, these arrangements continue because people keep quiet even after getting a boyfriend or husband, so this is puzzling.
Since she told her boyfriend, everything is out in the open, which would scare me off.
Normally, you hear all about the boyfriend or husband—including their sex life—but this seems to be the opposite…
Alternatively, they could continue as a dinner-only relationship, if it’s worth that much to him…
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Male member in Seattle here.
She could just keep quiet, but she’s a very earnest person.
That’s true. It might be fun to give her advice about her relationship with her boyfriend, earn her trust, and then have her bring him along so the three of us can have dinner together.
I could even give them permission to date, despite not being her biological father.
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