Stupid question
Posted: 2003-05-28 05:21am
As some of you probably already know, I'm in a somewhat abnormal relationship with a lot of logistical problems.
Basically, I've known my girlfriend for six years now, and although we've never officially "gone out" by ourselves we have done a lot of other things, almost always in group settings. However, now that we're mostly independent of our parents, she now wants to take it a step further and start going where we want to go, alone, which I have no problem with.
For formality's sake, it has been suggested to me that I ask her mother permission to take her out. This suggestion seems almost ludicrous at this point, in a sort of shoot first, ask questions later manner.
The first problem is that her mother has (although not stated, always implied) that she doesn't want me seeing her daughter. The other thing that she's implied is that she doesn't want me harming her daughter, sexually or otherwise (probably related to her own two unhappy divorces); which is also a downright silly objection, given that I've had six years in which I could have done something but never did, even when given the opportunity.
Try to sort that out if you can, I'm getting tired and rather confused about this. Anyone have useful suggestions?
Basically, I've known my girlfriend for six years now, and although we've never officially "gone out" by ourselves we have done a lot of other things, almost always in group settings. However, now that we're mostly independent of our parents, she now wants to take it a step further and start going where we want to go, alone, which I have no problem with.
For formality's sake, it has been suggested to me that I ask her mother permission to take her out. This suggestion seems almost ludicrous at this point, in a sort of shoot first, ask questions later manner.
The first problem is that her mother has (although not stated, always implied) that she doesn't want me seeing her daughter. The other thing that she's implied is that she doesn't want me harming her daughter, sexually or otherwise (probably related to her own two unhappy divorces); which is also a downright silly objection, given that I've had six years in which I could have done something but never did, even when given the opportunity.
Try to sort that out if you can, I'm getting tired and rather confused about this. Anyone have useful suggestions?