Ashe Lindemann

I don't know... I would probably be very freaked out. My past history of ex-boyfriends is pretty shitty... So I'd want to avoid them at any cost.. ?

Not the entire series, but I remember being a huge fan of COD3 on the PS2 back in middle school. Hook it up to the router and you could play matches online. It was pretty cool. ??

Assuming that you are asking this question because you're currently dealing with this, no. I would absolutely not allow my fiance to move into a place with me if my roommate liked him. I would go and get a seperate apartment to stay with him in and make my old roommate stay away. And if I had no other choice, I would set strict rules that prevented them from communicating without me present. It is all about respect. If I'm aware that someone likes me in a romantic manner, then I block them out out my life in order to respect my fiance. And I would hope he doed the same. ?

I would be angry, honestly. If she cannot respect your decision, then you need to confront her friend directly. He may just be her friend, but her going after you tell her no, or not inviting you to go along with her, is disrespectful to your relationship. ?

I never take it as an insult. That is an odd reaction to a compliment unless their tone and intentions are for more than just calling you pretty. But then again, I'm bisexual, so if it were to lean towards intimate attraction, I still wouldn't find it weird. ??

Just babysitting and attending a kid's birthday party. Not fun stuff, but I get money for it. ??