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GF bumped into an old friend (let's call him Roger) at a corporate function. Roger had been unattached for a while and was interested to see him accompanied by a very pretty and much younger blonde. She went over to say hello and Roger introduced her to his companion, 'Cindy this is ****, she used to work with me at ****', then 'this is Cindy, a high class escort'. 'Cindy' was apparently taken aback but amused, it turned out she really was an escort.
Whether Roger told everyone about Cindy's status I don't know, GF and Roger go back a long way and do confide in each other. But is this really a normal thing to do? I assumed there was some kind of etiquette for these occasions, claiming she was your girlfriend or maybe niece if the age gap made this too unbelievable.
Whether Roger told everyone about Cindy's status I don't know, GF and Roger go back a long way and do confide in each other. But is this really a normal thing to do? I assumed there was some kind of etiquette for these occasions, claiming she was your girlfriend or maybe niece if the age gap made this too unbelievable.
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I worked with a guy once who took his new girlfriend to a work do.
He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
toasty said:
I worked with a guy once who took his new girlfriend to a work do.
He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
Did they live happily ever after?He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
g3org3y said:
toasty said:
I worked with a guy once who took his new girlfriend to a work do.
He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
Did they live happily ever after?He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
And yep, they are still together with a few grand kids. Guess it works for some... although I can only think of Elvis?
21TonyK said:
g3org3y said:
toasty said:
I worked with a guy once who took his new girlfriend to a work do.
He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
Did they live happily ever after?He was mid-thirties and quite proud of his new young lady.
She was quiet and didn't drink alcohol.
Not because she was teetotal, driving or abstaining on medical grounds.
It was because she was 16 and didn't want to get in trouble with her parents.
Classy.
And yep, they are still together with a few grand kids. Guess it works for some... although I can only think of Elvis?
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