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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If my husband had pulled this nonsense when we were dating, he wouldn’t have become my husband because he wouldn’t have remained a boyfriend.. not unless he ditched you or you made it a point to be truly kind to me and nice to him, meaning you were truly happy he’d found someone who wanted to be with him emotionally and physically.

Repulse is a strong word, op.  I’m repulsed by a lot of things.. another human being isn’t one of them especially a human being I like enough to want to travel with.  What’s wrong with you?I wouldn’t want my boyfriend/husband around anybody who found them repulsive.  I wouldn’t want my kids around someone who found them repulsive.

I’m also surprised nobody has mentioned this, if I was the girl, I’d be worried I’d met a couple of scammers, first the guy who wants to be my boyfriend has a trip planned with another woman, a woman who doesn’t want me around because she’s “uncomfortable” and then “has to think about it”.. and then there is talk of me needing to “buy her or maybe him out of the trip” a trip I knew nothing about.  I think I’d be done with the relationship. 
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You must really want this guy to stay single,[/b] op. [/quote]

Yup. single and pining after her, she gives him just enough.  She was constantly hanging around with now-ex GF, do you really think she was actually cool with that? Nope. Goes on vacay with her BFF  right after he and GF  break up (gotta keep him hooked) and then flounces off with her new boyfriend[/quote]

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