Why do you go from " Casual Dating" to being "Exclusive"?

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13th June 2005, 11:51 PM	#1
aviva_dawn Established Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 53	Why do you go from " Casual Dating" to being "Exclusive"? I am in an exclusive relationship with my boyfriend and we are very content and happy together. I am curious about the rest of those who post on this board. Why did your relationships (if you are currently in one or were in one in the past.) go from dating to being exclusive? At which point in your relationship did exclusivity become a possibility? My brother and I were talking about this (He is dating someone and wants the relationship to become exclusive.) not too long ago. Mostly talk about the "whys" of exclusivity. So my question is one of simple interest in what everyone else has to say. __________________ Happiness is as Happiness does!

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