Have you ever told someone to stay away from your SO?

[Anonymous]

Nope, if not that person then it would be someone else. You have to take that issue with your SO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I once worked with a guy whose wife approached several single female coworkers during the Christmas party and told them to stay away from her husband. One of the coworkers had brought a female friend as her plus one, and the female friend was also told off.

The wife looked crazy, and there was a lot of gossip about her husband after that.

In theory, I can understand there may be situations where a person would have a legitimate reason to tell another person to stay away from their SO. I can't think of any (maybe medical incapacitation?) but I'm sure there are times when this may be a valid reaction.

In reality, the only times I've heard of this happening in real life, it's never been justified behavior. In the worst case, it was the mistress calling the man's wife (and the mother of his children) to "stay away from her man" right before Christmas. When he was still living at home with his wife and children. And the wife had no idea about the affair prior to the phone call. In the other cases, the women doing the warning (and it was always women doing this) were going after women that had no interest whatsoever in their men.

Op here. wow...thats horrible. That could be it, maybe this chick has no interest in him. But i've known her for a while and know what she's like and I just want to go up to her and tell her to cut it out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, of course not. I trust my husband. A woman was throwing herself at him via Facebook, he showed me the crazy, we had a good laugh over it and felt kind of sorry for her and moved on.

He is a big boy and it is his responsibility not to cheat on me. Why on earth would I approach another woman about him?

Not saying anything about my SO not being faithful or trustworthy. I'm talking about a desperate, inappropriate female who needs to be told to back off

Then he needs to tell her. She isn't backing off because he hasn't told her. Or he has but keeps sending mixed signals. If none of the above HE should probably contact the police.