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In Second Life, partnerships bring two people together and allow Residents to make their relationship visible to the rest of the community. Partnering in Second Life, like real life marriage, costs money; if you've decided to end your partnership, the person requesting the "divorce" will be charged L$25. | In Second Life, partnerships bring two people together and allow Residents to make their relationship visible to the rest of the community. Partnering in Second Life, like real life marriage, costs money; if you've decided to end your partnership, the person requesting the "divorce" will be charged L$25. | ||
You can request a dissolution of your partnership [http://secondlife.com/community/partners.php here]. | |||
You can request a dissolution of your partnership here. | |||
Read [[How do I make someone my partner|this article]] to learn how to make someone your partner. | Read [[How do I make someone my partner|this article]] to learn how to make someone your partner. | ||
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In Second Life, partnerships bring two people together and allow Residents to make their relationship visible to the rest of the community. Partnering in Second Life, like real life marriage, costs money; if you've decided to end your partnership, the person requesting the "divorce" will be charged L$25.
You can request a dissolution of your partnership here.
Read this article to learn how to make someone your partner.