When you are in a relationship, does the sexual orientation of others complicate social etiquette?
We can all agree that when you are in a relationship, acting appropriately towards members of the opposite sex is a necessity to be clear about the nature of your relationship with them and to act in a manner that shows respect to your current relationship / significant other. If Jack and Jill are in a relationship but Jill has a friend named Jane who is Lesbian . . is it okay for Jill to treat Jane like all her other female friends? Will things that are harmless between heterosexual friends be misinterpreted by Jane given her orientation? Does the responsibility of boundaries lie with Jill, or Jane?
