[ SECRET POST #4701 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4701 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

An SO is found family, too.

Also, I don't agree that "as close as your siblings" means what you seem to think it means. I love my brother dearly and we're close, but when I decided to buy a house, I certainly didn't wonder "But how will this affect my brother, who lives in a different city?" (Answer: it wouldn't.) Similarly, a friend of mine used to be roommates with her cousin, and they are good friends and made good roommates. When she decided she wanted to buy a house, she knew they would have to stop living together because she wanted a place closer to her job and that would be inconvenient for him. I'm sure she talked to him beforehand but didn't hesitate to buy a house just because it meant they wouldn't be roommates anymore. There's a difference between having a loving, supportive relationship with a relative or friend where your lives closely intersect, and having a life partner relationship where you more or less live the same life together.