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disenchant said:Anyone ever date a band member from your own band? How did that go?
If you are going to break up with a band member try to spare the persons feelings as much as you can and reiterate to them ahow much you want to continue to work together. It will be uncomfortable for a while if the other person is able to handle the situation but the odds are working against you.
Hmmm.. actually I believe this form of musical incest is technically called: "INTRA-band" dating to be a little more precisedisenchant said:Anyone ever date a band member from your own band? How did that go?

mb1 said:Bad idea. Really BAD IDEA.
Rule #1: Never, ever, under any circumstance, nor for any reason become romanticly involved with someone you work with. Ever. Period. Just don't do it. For every success story out there, you'll find 10,000 disasters. Young people of course have to learn this the hard way and I always get a great chuckle making 'predictions' (it's as easy as predicting where the sun will rise tomorrow morning). Most recently, I predicted the firing of two co-workers who became involved. But I was a tad bit off - I said it would happen inside of six months - it actually happened in 4. The firing also caused them to split up -- and she's now pregnant and he's going back to his ex-wife. Oh the sheer drama... Like sands through the hourglass...