Your girlfriend is a desperate and very selfish person. Her inadequacies could certainly lead her down more depraved and sordid paths all in a bid to hold on to you. If she can suggest blood covenants, I'm sure she can go to a native doctor, prayer house etc. if she feels it will 'secure' you.

I'd say leave her and as an afterthought take all your personal stuff (Clothes, toothbrush etc) that may be in her possession, house or elsewhere.

Pally,

Take this from a guy who has played the game on different continents.

Firstly, You may seem to have the notion that you are  a Casanova and that it's all about you , You couldn't be further from the truth.Women are very strange creatures.

I can bet you that your fiancee's friends may not even like you , However the innate jealously they may be feeling towards their friend (on the prospect that she may be soon be 'settled') can be overwhelming. Unscrupulous/spiteful girls normally want to get one over on their friend and you seem to be falling for this trap.

What I foresee will happen is this: You'll be 'successful' in the conquest of one or even more of your fiancee's friends. Thereafter they may either attempt to blackmail you or (just to spite their friend and prove that you are not worthy) even confess to her 'in a moment of regret' that they had slept with you and couldn't live with the guilt anymore so they had to tell her. The result or effect they desire is to break up their friend's relationship that seems to be going somewhere.

Usually, it's the friends that didn't like you most at first that turn around to lay these honeytraps when they see their attempts to break you up have failed.

A pal of mine tried this stunt like 7 years ago and made an arrangement with his GF's friend (that seemed to have been giving him the come on) to link up at a motel somewhere. The girl booked the place he turned up and they started to frolic. Unbeknown to him, his GF was in the bathroom , He had been setup !!!!! Less than 4 minutes into what we now know was simulated 'romancing, the GF opened the bathroom door , The poor guy almost had a heart attack. He had told the GF that he needed to round up some work in the office so no alibi was about to work. The GF left him and her 'friend' whom  he had lusted for now informed him that she had her own BF, couldn't trust or date him anyway and he lost both gyals anyway.


The grass on the other side always seems greener !!! Don't fall for what could mean the end of your relationship.

Though a retired  playa, the playa in me can't resist giving this advice: If you have to do 'it' with someone else go as far as possible away from anyone that could remotely have anything to do with your GF. There are indeed many fishes in the ocean so don't 'fish' in the same pond.

Pally,

Take this from a guy who has played the game on different continents.

Firstly, You may seem to have the notion that you are a Casanova and that it's all about you , You couldn't be further from the truth.Women are very strange creatures.

I can bet you that your fiancee's friends may not even like you , However the innate jealously they may be feeling towards their friend (on the prospect that she may be soon be 'settled') can be overwhelming. Unscrupulous girls normally want to get one over on their friend and you seem to be falling for this trap.

What I foresee will happen is this: You'll be 'successful' in the conquest of one or even more of your fiancee's friends. Thereafter they may either attempt to blackmail you or (just to spite their friend and prove that you are not worthy) even confess to her 'in a moment of regret' that they had slept with you and couldn't live with the guilt anymore so they had to tell her. The result or effect they desire is to break up their frind's relationship that seems to be going somewhere.

Usually, it's the friends that didn't like you most at first that turn around to lay these honeytraps when they see their attempts to break you up have failed.

A pal of mine tried this stunt like 7 years ago and made an arrangement with his GF's friend (that seemed to have been giving him the come on) to link up at a motel somewhere. The girl booked the place he turned up and they started to frolic. Unbeknown to him, his GF was in the bathroom , He had been setup !!!!! Less than 4 minutes into what we now know was simulated 'romancing, the GF opened the bathroom doom , The poor guy almost has a heart attack. He had told the GF that he needed to round up some work in the office so no alibi was about to work. The GF left him and her 'friend' whom he had lusted for now informed him that she had her own BF, couldn't trust or date him anyway and he lost both gyals anyway.


The grass on the other side always seems greener !!! Don't fall for what could mean the end of your relationship.

Though a retired playa, the playa in me can't resist giving this advice: If you have to do 'it' with someone else go as far as possible away from anyone that could remotely have anything to do with your GF. There are indeed many fishes in the ocean so don't 'fish' in the same pond.

Whatever new price plan it is, A mobile phone company has no right to change the details of your plan on a whim. In fact I know that in the UK some people in the UK have price plans and the company (T-Mobile) can't change it even though the price plan was phased out years ago. T-Mobile was actually calling such subscribers up with inducements to try and get them to change to the 'new' plans they had sometimes offering as much as £500 , and new phone etc.

For the people that will say ' , this favors me so I'll take it and keep quiet , ', What happens when you wake up one morning and their new price plan which has been foisted on you? The bottom line is that a firm that wants to amend anything referring to a service they provide to you MUST seek your consent OR inform you in advance of such an intention.

Be wise and aware that the it's the principle here that should be contested,not the content of their new offering. As one with fair experience in this kind of thing, I'd also advise that if you receive new T&C's - Terms and conditions, READ them very carefully before agreeing to them (I know we don't usually but many companies have been known to include some unfair terms which the subscriber agrees to because they never read it). Don't allow companies to run roughshod over YOU and your RIGHTS.

Let the buyer beware - CAVEAT EMPTOR !!!!!!!!!!!!