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I’m not sure why S left your friend group but I think whether it’s bad or good, her feelings are still valid and regardless I don’t think anyone owes another person an explanation. I think you should learn how to respect her decision because her actions of leaving is closure enough.
Onto this situation though I think rather than asking us the intention of your boyfriend’s you should ask him what he values about his friendship with S that he wants to keep it. That way you’ll see whether they’re reasonable and platonic or not. He probably just mentioned that he talks about relationship problems with her only because he wanted to reassure you that he only has platonic intentions with her so he only talks about you. We don’t know if S will have a crush on him or not but you should definitely have a conversation with your boyfriend about drawing boundaries if their friendship crosses the line e.g. no touching, flirting, etc. I have guy friends too and I laugh with them a fuck ton and I could see how it could be perceived as flirting but it’s not, so I would say try to trust your boyfriend rather than other people’s perception because people are biased to assume the worst when a partner hangs out with the opposite sex. If anything, I think their comments might be triggering anxious thoughts so I’d recommend drawing boundaries about that as well unless they literally have evidence of infidelity.
Not a you problem. She needs to work through it.
OP punching air rn because she's getting slammed in the comments LMAO
maybe except the “because i met you first part” as an insecure woman that line would stand out to me in a bad way
Exactly. The way OP has worded it, he’s saying “here’s all the people that flirt with me, I won’t be discouraging them from doing so, so here’s a heads up that will be happening with X, Y, Z persons.”
Nope. Disrespectful AF.
Thank you for validating my feelings. It means a lot and I appreciate your bravery.
Update:
Hey everyone,
I wanted to provide an update on my previous post. After thinking things overnight , I decided to have a serious conversation with my girlfriend about the messages I found on her phone and the results of the loyalty test. I didn’t say it was a loyalty test but that I saw a flirty message pop up before in her dms and I messaged the guy and he sent me SS
At first, she denied any wrongdoing and tried to brush it off as innocent flirting. But when I confronted her with the evidence, she broke down in tears and said that I was the best thing that ever happened to her. She promised to change her behavior and work on our relationship.
I wanted to believe her, but something didn't feel right. I couldn't continue living in a relationship with someone who was not fully invested in me. When I told her I was breaking up with her, she was devastated and begged me to reconsider. She said that she would be lost without me and that she would do anything to make things work. It was honestly devastating for me to see her like that.
But when she asked if I would consider taking her back, I asked her how she would feel if I did the same thing to her. When she said she would be upset, I knew that it was time to end things for good.
Breaking up was not easy, but I know it was the right decision. I deserve to be with someone who is loyal and committed to our relationship. Thanks for all the advice and support in my previous post. It really helped me to make the tough decision to move on.
Take care, everyone.
While your mood might be ruining other peoples evenings, her behaviour is the cause of your mood.
Sure she can dance with whoever she wants, though if she’s out with you and friends, one would have thought that she would be dancing with you or a friend.
The fact she didn’t end the dance as soon as the other guy tried to kiss her – showed you that while she didn’t want him to kiss her, she didn’t actually have a problem with him trying.
Do not try to confront her while are drunk – you might end up saying or doing something that you later regret.
But when you are sober you need to confront her. She needs to explain why she was dancing with someone not from the friend group. Why she was comfortable with him trying to kiss her – and remind her that he tried twice, and would have tried more if you hadn’t of stepped in so she was comfortable enough to keep dancing whatever she tries to say. And why she fails to take responsibility for her actions.
Then you need to decide if this behaviour is a pattern in your relationship, and if you want to continue it or not.
This is your husband's fault, not your son's. Your husband has the power to not send articles he knows will enrage your son. It really is that simple.
It is very alarming that having sex is harming her mental health. Did you consider asking her to explain that more so you can support her? Are you being a reciprocal lover and pleasing her as well? Aftercare, cuddles, and intimacy are just as important. Are you pushing boundaries on using protection? Does she have trauma?
Sex is a stress reliever and bonding activity for me. A partner would seriously need to harm or neglect me for that to happen.
Maybe because she’s younger she wishes she waited? Did you pressure her at all?