Being on the same page as far as what is appropriate/relevant to share regarding ones past is a tough one to communicate about as I think many people want to see if they're close to being on the same page naturally as it can be a good way to see if your core values align.
If she acknowledges it as a mistake/slip-up and you can have a mature conversation about it then hopefully it's something you can get past. If she gaslights you after you bring it up, outright disagrees, or unnecessary and disrespectful things "slipping out" happens multiple times then you know what to do.
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11-23-2020, 10:17 AM #31Registered User
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11-28-2020, 06:17 PM #32I'd say any woman who talks about her ex at all...Originally Posted by xvicknumber7x
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