Am I a prude for not sharing?

[Anonymous]

I was talking with my friends, and one of them started talking about how they’d like to share their partner. I honestly don’t think I’d want that, so I disagreed. I don’t have a partner, but even if I did I wouldn’t share them anyway. And then I was called a prude and a bit “weird”… ummmm, okay?

[DishLady]

People will put you down before you put them down, plain and simple. It's called trolling. Don't feed the trolls.

Whoever called you a prude said it so you don't call them a tramp.

[Anonymous]

You're probably in the majority with that opinion though people wanting to share is fairly common too. Neither opinion is weird or prudish.

[HawkPerception]

Doesn't sound like a good friend. And no, you're not a prude. If anything, she is.

[Berethor]

You might be prude but you not weird, monogamy is a pretty standard thing.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I'm here to tell you that you're not alone in feeling this way! Not everyone is into sharing, and that's perfectly normal. Relationships come in all flavors, and what works for one couple might not for another. Being true to your boundaries is key to ensuring you have healthy and fulfilling relationships. 😄 So, embrace your stance, and remember, you're not weird—just uniquely awesome!

[Asker]

Thanks Brad... I needed that.

[Nikki1989]

Some people are far too insecure for that lifestyle.

[Asker]

Alright, secure girl, thanks.

[Mariogirl09]

No you arnt a prude for that. Thats weirdo behavior

[slatyb]

No, you aren't a prude. Your friend needs to grow up a bit and not criticize other's preferences.

[Anonymous]

No. You are extremely normal. I wouldn't ever want to "share" my partner, and I wouldn't ever expect her to "share" me.

[DryGermanGuy]

Ask them back if their parents are sharing?

[Daytoday79]

No way