Would you call the wife of an estate agent who is a Freemason a maisonette?
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The wife of a Freemason would be the spouse of one of the most respected members of the community.  She would therefore be called a "Lady."  When Freemasons are introduced on any occassion they are introduced as Brother so an so and when so accompanied the spouse is referred to as "Lady."  Freemasons are by definition gentlemen and therefore the wife of a Freemason is a lady.  This can be proved by watching who emerges from which necessary room at most public places.
1120215
No.  because she is selling a very precious and personal thing about her that should never be for sale.  I want to love a person that knows how to value and respect herself, and that would mean keeping her privates private.\n\nThere are exceptions, in case they are forced into it against their will.
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I am neither Prince Hall nor AF&AM, but American Co-Masonry (American Federation of Human Rights). I find it hard to believe that some Masonic Lodges will not talk Masonically with others, offer amity. Are we not all of the same intent? Perhaps not.\n\n I know the Lodges of American Co-Masonry admit women and men. That seems to be a stumbling block for some even though we can find historical evidence that English and especially York rite have admitted women. Still, does that make us some sort of pariahs that we say that women have souls and make fine Masons? We are hardly selling degrees. We certainly hold a long line of Charter from our founders.\n\nOur Lodges also admit people of all races. Maybe that is another stumbling block? I understand lately that some states do not. How that is Masonry, I don't know either. \n\nI am merely a Master Mason and a Mark Mason. It will take me years before I am worthy to even approach taking the proficiency for 18th degree. Our rites and rituals are arduous. I have only been a Mason in name for two and a half years. Been one in my heart for much longer than that. So, if I misunderstand, put it down to that. I am sure there are reasons for separation of people based on gender and color and belief, I just don't see them.\n\nMaster Mason\nAmerican Co-Masonry\n\nHiram Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA)\nAmon Ra Lodge (Los Angeles, CA)\nSapientia Lodge of Research (Larkspur, CO)\nAdamant Mark Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA)
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I agree with Satamag, dump this real estate agent. She is not in your corner. You should tell her that you want to make an offer on the house and stay firm, if she does not want to present the offer as is then you should find someone that will.  You might also tell her you want to be there when the offer is presented to the owner, that is a right you have. If she refuses get another agent.\n\nI really dislike agents like her, she gives the real estate industry a bad name. She knows better.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
575218
I would get a hotel room instead.  It is her house and you need to respect her rules if you choose to stay there.
1094551
Kick her out and dont let her live in your house with you and your husband anymore. She sounds sick and out of her mind. Have your husband prove that he is not married to her! He needs to tell her he is not her husband and kick her out! Why are you both even letting this woman live there. If she is not all there mentally there are homes for people like that too! Find her real husband and talk with him and see if you can get her some professional help. Has your husband ever had an affair or cheated on you with her in any way? You need to find things out! If She owns the house then you and your husband need to move out and get a place of your own far away from her and make sure that she does not know where you move to and have an unlisted number!
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Is she about to go into foreclosure? If so I can help contact me at wshusa@chrisblanks.com put wshusa in subject.
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I think you have to marry one and become a Mrs Mason
117536
depends if you live alone you could give her a key to your house/flat that would mean more than it seems, or a romantic pinic in the park or somwhere less cold i doenst matter where it is being with you should be enough for her.
104382
Depends on the laws of the locality where the wife resided. I only wonder why you would ask this?
714337
Tell your wife and both of you lecture the dingbat. Oh and you might want to take her house key away. Just a thought :)
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Yes, I would.\n\nIf he was serious about it, it's not my job as his partner to rule his life. It wouldn't make me notably uncomfortable. The only thing that would make me hesitate is if he didn't ever want me to come see him perform. I think it would be fun to watch him now and then and, as long as this new activity isn't shutting me out entirely, I'd be happy to let him take his gear off and get down.\n\nI'd want to know all the details, of course. A club for men? Women? Couples? Bachelorette parties?\n\nHe would also be expected to take me out to dinner once in a while, but that would be true even if he wasn't stripping.
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I wouldnt worry about it if I where you althought it might make you furious let her think what she wants it's that type of gossip that might fill her less than fulfilling days so in fact your doing the old lady a favour by giving her something to do, Just as long as you and your hubby are straight in understanding the situation then every thing is cool cause at the end of the day he is your real family,under your roof in your bed is what matters the most of what is though of you.
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I think they have a right to their opinion esp if it's their own house. The guy has to live with everyday. (If your just dating) but if your married give it up guys your pretty much screwed.
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I would say yes so long as she has responsibilities.  Here's one way to try to get at this:\n\n1.  Sit her down.  Tell her you love her, you're proud of her for being clean, etc.\n2.  Describe your fears.  Don't attack her, though.  Say something like, "I would be happy to have you live here, but I'm worried that you'll return to drugs, that this house will become a crutch for you, etc."\n3.  Then, ask her how you can work together to make sure these fears don't become reality.  Can she pay you rent?  Can she have random drug testing?  What is she willing to do for the privilige of living with you?  Don't pressure her.  Let her describe what she's willing to do.\n4.  Then, write an informal contract.  If she breaks any of the promises she's made, she will have 14 days (or whatever) to move out.\n5.  Be firm but kind.  Tell her that if she has to leave because she breaks the contract that you'll be heartbroken, but that she has to understand that you are now both bound to this contract.\n\nIf this sounds useful, you may want to do this with the help of your/her therapist.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes I would, My private stuff is MY private stuff..  My husband wouldn`t even do that.. I`ve been married 36 years.. SLoooow down.. \n\nI mean how is she suppose to say oh, Buy you a gift if you are all in her business? Or maybe she keeps a journal of her deepest thoughts and emotions. You don`t get to pry into that.. \n\nWHAT WILL BE, WILL BE. You can`t make someone love you or be faithful, But you can be assured you will find out either way.. \n\nIF she is NOT happy with you, Believe me she WILL let you know.. \n\nShe is allowed to have friends. You don`t get to choose them. She had friends before you.. And she has a right to choose them or get rid of them. She is a free person with all the rights God has given her to live her life.. \n\n\nA relationship MUST be built on TRUST.. IF you can`t trust her you don`t have much of a relationship. You are insecure and it is  VERY common, But you and she need to work on the trust issue.. Good luck and God bless. {:-)\n\n<><
701409
Do you mean a launderette?