Would you be Okay with your partner hanging out with people of the opposite sex?

[Ad_Quid_Orator]

I would say usually one on one time together is a no go. The only time I would see that as acceptable is if a long time friend was visiting the area where you lived AND time constraints prevented your partner from joining you in meeting them while they were in town.

Although there is a grey area: what if someone went on a day trip with two people of the opposite sex? When you're doing some activity with two people you can't really have an intimate experience with one of them.

[Zionne]

Your boundaries make sense—one-on-one time with someone of the opposite sex can feel risky, while group settings or unavoidable circumstances are more reasonable. Clear communication about comfort levels is key to avoiding misunderstandings. A dating coach for men can help you navigate boundaries like this while building trust and confidence in relationships.

[MontBlanc]

Yes, if there’s trust and clear boundaries.

A healthy relationship doesn’t require isolating each other from the world. What matters is respect, transparency, and knowing your partner prioritizes the relationship.

If trust is strong, friendships aren’t a threat. If trust is weak, even small things feel risky.

[FunkyMonkee]

Absolutely!! Why would I refuse her, unless she gave me a reason not to be able to trust her!! In that case, it's break-up time and she can go fuck anybody she wants!! Just leave ME the fuck alone?

[NathanDavis]

I've never had trust issues... nor issues with trust

neither did my partners, when I went out with my friends, who happened to be women

[Nikki1989]

Of course, we constantly do it.

No insecurities here.

[Laurenvol]

I am not jealous type so all good. Trust has to be there or no real relationship exists.

[queenofcardio]

I'm not bothered

[aceleon]

hanging out?

more like hanging OFF.

[dudeinohio]

No way