Things like, "I wanna lick your *bleep* and make you *bleep* while you *bleep* my *bleep." I think it's very inappropriate that she showed these to my boyfriend. While she was cheating with Dad#2, she would show Joe VERY EXPLICIT texts that Dad#2 would send her. I found it very rude and started not wanting to hang out with her. She ignored my existence 90% of the time and only talked to Joe about work or her life. Then I started realizing she had no interest in being friends with me. When Joe and I first started hanging out with her, we'd go out every weekend. She seems clueless about proper behavior when being friends with a man in a relationship. Again, she feels no guilt for doing this.īesides those scary facts, this is my biggest problem with her: Now Dad#1 has temporarily moved into her apartment with his new girlfriend. Then she started cheating WITH him on his currently-pregnant girlfriend. She was married to Dad#2 until he cheated.
She got pregnant as a teenager and has two kids by two men.She comes across as attractive and normal.She's in her mid-twenties and is single.If there is a conflict, I always scrutinize my feelings and perspective before the other person's.
#IM NOT YOUR FRIEND GUY IM NOT YOUR GUY BUDDY HOW TO#
I'm not a jealous person and know that I can't change someone or dictate how to live their life.I'm a pretty good judge of character and strongly dislike unethical people.He doesn't want to lose Lacey's friendship. He gets sad about the fact that he has very few friends.My happiness is one of his greatest priorities, but he won't compromise his values or beliefs to please me.He's extremely loyal and respectful towards women.He's nonjudgmental (a little too much, in my opinion).Henceforth I will call this girl "Lacey" and I'll call my boyfriend "Joe." And I feel that my boyfriend should be more alert to the red flags that I'm seeing from her. The summary is this: I don't trust his female friend AT ALL. We've had a solid and happy relationship until this point.and it's still mostly happy as long as his "friend" doesn't come up in conversation. He and I are in our 20s and have been together for two years.
Lately, I've been stressed by a new addition in my boyfriend's life: his female friend from work. I can't discuss this with anyone in my life, so *really* I hope you can help me wrap my head around this problem.
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