Anonymous wrote:I’m not a fan of you, op. First, this is one more example of why living together before marriage is a bad idea, you essentially made things so unpleasant she left which means her sister became involved in your drama. I also have a sister, and I’d not feel warmly about a guy who did this to her, you are still thinking you needed to “cool off”? How will that work when you two are married or have children? Let me guess, she’s not on the lease? If she is, you can’t kick her out the next time you need to “cool off”. You certainly can’t do it when kids come along.. and believe me there will be plenty of times when you two will need to stay put and sort out your differences. I don’t like your fighting methods.
No matter how p**ssed off you are, a sweet hug and kiss always makes the day better. Try that the next time you get a girlfriend.
As for your friend, you don’t need enemies. Sounds like he wants you to remain single.
I’m also trying to calculate the odds of a girl meeting both of you online as opposed to meeting one of you through the other, and then finding you both attractive enough to sleep with? Are you sure the timeline is right? Might that really be your concern?
If I was the girlfriend in this situation, and I believe your story, I’d leave. I wouldn’t want my husband to have a friend who “told on me” like I was a naughty child. I wouldn’t want to be with a guy who made life so unpleasant I felt I had to leave when I’d done nothing wrong. I wouldn’t want to involve my family in what is essentially sexual drama that happened before we were a couple.
If you like this girl, loose the friend and put a ring on it this weekend.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, your friend knew what to irrelevant krap to dig up to break up your relationship. Full stop.
Sounds like you need the Ted Lasso Diamond Dogs talk they gave Roy…
nice try but fail. In the Ted Lasso episode to which you are referring, Keely was HONEST about sleeping with her ex. Here, the GF LIED and schemed to keep this a secret.
BIG DIFFERENCE
Anonymous wrote:Well, your friend knew what to irrelevant krap to dig up to break up your relationship. Full stop.
Sounds like you need the Ted Lasso Diamond Dogs talk they gave Roy…
Anonymous wrote:I’m not a fan of you, op. First, this is one more example of why living together before marriage is a bad idea, you essentially made things so unpleasant she left which means her sister became involved in your drama. I also have a sister, and I’d not feel warmly about a guy who did this to her, you are still thinking you needed to “cool off”? How will that work when you two are married or have children? Let me guess, she’s not on the lease? If she is, you can’t kick her out the next time you need to “cool off”. You certainly can’t do it when kids come along.. and believe me there will be plenty of times when you two will need to stay put and sort out your differences. I don’t like your fighting methods.
No matter how p**ssed off you are, a sweet hug and kiss always makes the day better. Try that the next time you get a girlfriend.
As for your friend, you don’t need enemies. Sounds like he wants you to remain single.
I’m also trying to calculate the odds of a girl meeting both of you online as opposed to meeting one of you through the other, and then finding you both attractive enough to sleep with? Are you sure the timeline is right? Might that really be your concern?
If I was the girlfriend in this situation, and I believe your story, I’d leave. I wouldn’t want my husband to have a friend who “told on me” like I was a naughty child. I wouldn’t want to be with a guy who made life so unpleasant I felt I had to leave when I’d done nothing wrong. I wouldn’t want to involve my family in what is essentially sexual drama that happened before we were a couple.
If you like this girl, loose the friend and put a ring on it this weekend.
Anonymous wrote:Well, your friend knew what to irrelevant krap to dig up to break up your relationship. Full stop.
Sounds like you need the Ted Lasso Diamond Dogs talk they gave Roy…
Anonymous wrote:If I was the girlfriend in this situation, and I believe your story, I’d leave. I wouldn’t want my husband to have a friend who “told on me” like I was a naughty child. I wouldn’t want to be with a guy who made life so unpleasant I felt I had to leave when I’d done nothing wrong. I wouldn’t want to involve my family in what is essentially sexual drama that happened before we were a couple.
If you like this girl, loose the friend and put a ring on it this weekend.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The part about his friend and his GF agreeing not to tell him is super weird.
It would be one thing if somehow it just hadn't come out, but discussing it and agreeing to keep it a secret would raise all sorts of red flags for me.
OP here. He told me he wanted to tell me but she begged him not to because she was afraid I would break up with her. He felt guilty once I started talking about marrying her and he didn’t want me to find out years later.
Pissed at my friend too but more upset with her. I’m not mad they slept together, I’m just mad they didn’t tell me they did. I feel like I looked like a fool this whole time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't say OP is completely blameless. I don't like the distance and sleeping on the couch, and then expecting her to be around when he deemed he was ready to discuss it.
That's not maturity.
I totally get his being upset about them keeping this a secret from him. That's valid.
I'm just against silent treatment.
Final diagnosis: this relationship is likely done, and you both have some growing to do as individuals before you are ready for marriage.
OP handled it poorly. What happened before is no one’s business. His friend should not have said a word. I do not blame her for not saying anything. It was/is none of OP’s business. The girlfriend should break up with him.
Anonymous wrote:My gf and I of a year are in a really bad place and I need some advice. We met online and we very happy for the past year until I found out she slept with my best friend right before we got together. I wasn’t so much hurt it happened, but more so that she didn’t tell me about it. I had to hear about it from him. I needed a couple days to cool off and things have been strained. We haven’t been sleeping together this weekend and last night she decided to leave and go stay with her sister. I reached out to her after realizing she was gone and she said she is starting to question the whole relationship because of the way I handled things. I felt it was best to cool off and think about things before saying something I would regret. Now it’s turned into an even worse situation and I’m starting to worry it’s beyond repair.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t even understand how a comment about sleeping with a friend would’ve come up in the first place. Seems oddly coincidental. OP’s girlfriend made the wrong choice to hide it, but an understandable one, of everything else in the relationship is solid.