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Mores for Gays video blog (117): The Other Other Man

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Dennis Ayers

We all can agree that having an affair may not be the most considerate thing you can do, but what if you get caught up in one accidentally? What if you are the other woman, or more specifically, the other man?

Can you handle yourself in a respectable way, or are you doomed to be socially inappropriate. This week Daniel sits down with brassy comedian Thai Rivera to figure it out!


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    • Submitted by
    Dennis Ayers
    on Mon, 2009-08-24 10:34.
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    PanButNotPeter's picture

    Great topic, Daniel.

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    PanButNotPeter (135 points) (33 posts)
    on Mon, 2009-08-24 14:01.

    I only recently started watching Mores for Gays when you interviewed Vogue Evolution, which was fantastic. Now, after watching this, I know I'll be watching it from now on. I'll even have to go back and watch all the older episodes.

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    Bountiful's picture

    there's also the etiquette of how to deal with outsiders

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    Bountiful (1330 points) (356 posts)
    on Tue, 2009-08-25 02:31.
    If you are cheating on somebody, or cheating, please don't tell any outsiders who are friends with the innocent party! It's not fair to put somebody in the position of having to choose between meddling in somebody else's drama or lying to a friend. There is no good choice there. Both are likely to be emotionally painful. (And if you're in an open relationship, tell your friends about it before you introduce your other squeeze.)
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