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Now today's first story comes from a throwaway account, and it does come with an update.

It's titled, Found Out My Boyfriend of Five Years, has a backup deal with his friend.

I just found out today that my boyfriend, male 28, had a backup plan deal with his friend, Female 28, that if they both

were single and are married by 30, then they would give each other a shot.

My boyfriend has known her for at least 10 years, and I have known from the start they were

a little interested in each other, but didn't pursue it since they did not want to ruin

their friendship. Their friendship has never bothered me, and I trust him, but didn't pursue it since they did not want to ruin their friendship.

Their friendship has never bothered me, and I trust him, but he never told me a such deal

that he had with her.

My boyfriend told me that I have nothing to worry about, and he knows it looks bad, but it

really isn't because nothing will happen with his friend, because we'll be together when

he turns 30.

My problem is not that, but the fact that if they are willing to try each other out means they are

romantically somewhat interested in each other and I have a problem with my boyfriend feeling like that

about someone else and also hanging out with her on the daily. I don't want to restrict this

friendship or be one of those girlfriends but I feel like he is out of bounds here and should

himself end things with her. Am I really asking for too much here? He told me that what I'm asking

for is unfair because I'm interpreting it the wrong way. But how else am I supposed

to interpret? We'll get together if we are single at 30. I am livid with him right now, that he

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