Of course, if you love your partner and you trust each other, it’s okay to have friends no matter the sex whether it’s same sex or opposite.

That is true why make it a problem when friendship feeling is different from love to the one you love.

There are two relationships in this world that matter. Family and friends.

Your spouse is in the “family”. I take it you know who your friends are. Sometimes family can also be friends. A spouse is usually a BFF (best friend forever). But sometimes not. Nevertheless, just because you get married, that doesn’t mean you can no longer have friends. However, if you have a friend of the opposite sex and YOU don’t know where to draw the line? Then for the sake of your family, YOU need to steer clear of that “friend”. Unless you want a broken marriage and an unhappy home.

I think Prince Charles is an example of a man who thought his “friend” was more important than his “wife”, who he probably never loved or never even considered a friend. Yes. I speak of the late Princess Diana, a woman who would probably still be alive today, if only her husband (that jerk they call a prince) had truly loved her.

For me, it is okey to have friends either you are married or in a relationship as long as you know your limitations. Remember, no man is an island we need to talk with someone in every aspect of our life lets say its like interacting with other people for the sake of solidarity and social meaning. Even if you already committed you still have the chance to enjoy the company of your so called friends like going out once in a while having some cup of coffee while talking anything under the sun, watching movies together just to have fun and spend quality time together. Having our circle of friends is a part of our social life but what most importantly is your family and you’re so called significant other to have the best of time to spend your precious time with them, have some good time, and loving them in every minute of your life.

Me I don’t see anything wrong with having friends when your in a relationship or in a marriage. I mean let me ask this question can we really survive without friends? I don’t think so. For me its quite okay for people to have friends of the opposite sex even in marriages. When people get married they have made a bow and have made a promise to stick to their partners till death. But the thing is we are living in a world where people don’t value marriage anymore. It has actually become a material venture for people who are looking forward to becoming rich in a short time. Anyway when you are making that bow to your spouse you know that you are there to stay and to be faithful. You cannot think of even going astray. And anyway you are a grown up you know what’s right and what’s wrong, if a fri3nd of yours approached you and asked for friendship, you better than anyone else knows that that is a very wrong thing to do. You should have self control and avoid situations that will get you into trouble. You cannot live without friends in the name of being faithful.what if something happened to you or your spouse God forbid who will you run to, wouldn’t you run to your friend first? Think about it.

If people are treated like dirt, then they should go away from that group/organization. They are only being used like doormats/rugs.

I agree.

I was expecting to wake up one morning and hear how xyz bombs were dropped on N. Korea or how the nuclear plant was blown up. Nope. Moving on to discuss other topics. N. Korea has made stronger threats against the US than ISIS… yet… nothing.