What are some odd relationship dynamics of people you actually know?

[passenger]

This is not just romantic relationships, I'm talking about all kind of relationships including family, friendship etc.

[josie]

When you start talking about odd relationship dynamics, you're opening a Pandora's box of quirky stories! I've come across some interesting dynamics...

The Schedule Keepers: I have these friends, let's call them Tim and Lisa. They're super organized, to an almost comical level. They actually have a shared Google Calendar for their relationship. Date nights, who does the dishes, even designated times for 'serious talks'.

The Gamer and the Bookworm: This one's about a couple with completely different hobbies. He's into video games, and she's all about classic literature. You'd think they'd have nothing in common, but they've turned their differences into this adorable ritual.

Every Sunday, they spend the afternoon sharing their hobbies with each other. He reads her a chapter from a classic novel, and she plays his favorite video game with him for an hour.

The Long-Distance Roommates: Now, this one's a bit unusual. A couple I know, Sarah and Mike, live in different cities due to their jobs, but they still consider themselves roommates. They've set up their apartments identically - same furniture, same wall colors, even the same brand of coffee in their kitchens. They do video calls where it almost looks like they're in the same place. It's their way of feeling connected despite the distance.

The Silent Communicators: Here's a quirky one. A pair of friends who've been together for years and they have this unique way of communicating - they hardly ever speak. It's not for any particular reason; they just prefer non-verbal communication. They've developed their own system of looks, gestures, and even little notes left around the house. To an outsider, it's like watching a silent movie, but they seem to understand each other perfectly.

The Competitive Duo: Last but not least, there's this couple who turn everything into a competition. Cooking, board games, who can run faster to the car - you name it. Plus, they have a rule that the loser has to plan the next date night, so it's a win-win situation.

These dynamics might seem odd to some, but what I've learned is that every relationship has its own rhythm and rules. What works for one couple might be bizarre for another, but as long as both parties are happy and respectful, who's to judge...

[Billlewis]

I've had the privilege of serving numerous dominant women for a long time now, and a couple of them were so shockingly cruel and sadistic that I'd be hard pressed to find words to articulate the brutal, heinous savagery they took such delight in heaping upon my bruised, battered, and swollen hindquarters.

[exitseven]

I have a cousin that married somebody that looks like his sister.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[LiamJHayden]

Probably the weirdest one was a girl I went to school with. She was raised by her stepdad because her mom and dad both ended up in prison.

[Roudyrebel8]

I knew a girl when I was a kid that gave her bro a handjob