I'm sick and tired of swinger romps

Jane O'Gorman Solves Your Problems Today ... And Every Day

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PARTIED OUT: She's fed up with his lust for kinky fun, and wants to finally settle down

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WHEN I heard that my childhood friend was getting married, I was upset not to be invited to the service or the reception.

I rang her and she explained that she was keeping things small and I respected her wishes.

But now all sorts of people appear to be going. Even my 21-year-old son and his girlfriend are on the list for the evening disco.

I'm doubly miffed because my son has ordered me to chip in €50 for a group present.

If I don't, then they'll be short and won't be able to buy the happy couple the honeymoon vouchers the bride has requested. I'm fuming.

JANE SAYS: Calm down, then look at the facts.

Your friend is entitled to invite anyone she wants to her wedding.

If she doesn't want you, then that's her prerogative.

Do you want to donate towards the vouchers?

If not, don't let anyone lay a guilt trip on you. Tell your son you're not able to help and ask him to drop the matter.