<human>: Me and my girlfriend are both poly folk, and this is not our first rodeo. I love her to death, but we believe that love shouldn't be constrained in a monogamous way. A lot of our friends share this same dynamic as well.

Recently (about a month into the relationship), my partner started seeing one of her classmates on the side. He ended up getting really clingy and demanding her time, and started hinting that he didn't want her hanging out with me. There was a lot of drama with this, but we managed to get through it for the most part, and she has independently (I let her make her own decisions and try not to tell her what to do) decided to cut it off with him as she can't deal with the drama.

While all that drama was going on, I met a girl. She's a friend of a friend, and she really wants to sleep with me. She keeps hinting at it and flirting. I'm fine with this, because she's funny and someone fun to hang out with - but I don't want a relationship with her. The problem is, we keep almost hooking up just hanging out, and I have made out before realizing what was happening.

This friend of a friend also happened to sleep with the lover that my girlfriend used to sleep with when I came around (still a cool dude, hang out with him all the time. But he moved away and is playing kind of fast and loose with his sexual health.), so we both agree that it would be weird and full of drama.

My question for relationships is: **How do I continue being friends with the friend of a friend without endangering my relationship? Can i just tell her to knock it off and risk her losing interest in me all together? Or do I just let the relationship fall apart while it's still young/new/not-so-deep.

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<bot>: Me and a lot of my friends are poly. And I want to be platonic friends with someone who wants a romantic or at least physical relationship.