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				<title>Should married man or women have</title>
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				<description>Should married man or women have a friend of the opposite sexs? 
 
 
Since i asked i will express my opinion....I dont think so . You got married to your spouse because they are suppost to be your, friend, soulmate the love o</description>
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				<title>I guess it depends on your defin</title>
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				<description>I guess it depends on your defination of friend. I have lots of friends of the opposite sex who are guys I socialize with on a platonic level. I see no harm in it. I grew up with 4 brothers and act</description>
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				<title>When it comes to having a friend</title>
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				<description>When it comes to having a friend of the opposite sex and not involving or including  your spouse in that friendship that is where problems arise.
Speaking from experience, when I found my spouse to have a friend of the opposite sex; and he did </description>
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