0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.1	My girlfriend won't stop spending time with her other partner.
0:07.7	Should I leave her after five years?
0:09.7	And this is OKOP where we read the craziest true stories on Earth.
0:14.1	Sam and our incredible guest, Zach from No Filters, what do we think with no context?
0:20.2	Should OPE leave?
1:27.5	I mean, I always think it's a great time to leave a relationship. So yeah. Always a great time. Yeah. Like every time. Like no commitment. No commitment ever. No string. Not in relationships. No string to match. But in this relationship, sure. Yeah. All of Zach's future partners are not worried. Well, there aren't any past partners. You're already in the past. You're done, okay? But we are not done with a story, which is just beginning. So this one comes from Throwaway 7313 Purple. What are you trying to hide? Throwaway. They're all trying to hide. They're all trying to hide. See, if your name is Throwaway, that means you're already ready to throw away your relationship. Wow. There we go. All the context clues over here. Well, they say I, 28 male, met my girlfriend, Clara, 29 female, about five years ago, and we moved in together almost four years ago. So five years together, four years living together. Wow. I feel like moving in after a year is quick. Pretty quick. Yeah. Pretty quick. Yeah. Well, now when you're pushing 30. Oh, I guess at this point they weren't pushing 30. When you're like 28, 29. Okay. Then you're pushing 30. And at that point you're like, okay, it's time to get my shit together.
1:29.3	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:29.7	True, true, true. Our relationship has always been open and we were free to date whoever we wanted after we moved in, but we set a few rules, mainly a weekly check-in and dedicated private time for the two of us. So it sounds like they're in a poly relationship, which you got to have rules if you're in a
1:45.8	poly relationship.
1:46.8	You got to.
1:47.6	I wonder if that's a. time for the two of us. So it sounds like they're in a poly-relationship, which you got to have
1:45.0	rules if you're in a poly-relationship. You got to. I wonder if that's enough rules. I feel like that's not enough rules. Like can they like bring anyone they want into the house? Yeah. Can they bring family members of the opposing partners? Yep. Yeah, that's a great option. Like these are That's a great
1:59.6	Yeah.
2:00.8	Like,
2:01.0	I'm like,
2:03.3	wow, I like,
2:04.2	I like where we're going with this. Your brother is pretty hot. But I'll tell you with the weekly check-in. Yeah. We're good. Hey, I love the jeans. I love the gene. It's the weekly check-in, the confession booth of this relationship. And then if you're not with the, like, let's say the brother's hotter than your partner,
2:18.4	but he like doesn't have a great personality, then you at least get to bang
2:21.4	without the commitment. Yeah. See, I mean, I think it's a win-win all around. Best of both worlds
2:25.6	over there. We're just solving relationships. Wow. Look at us. You're welcome. Now, the first three years
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