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If she dropped the panties would you smash?
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Originally Posted by jerseymizzle
then are they really boys?Originally Posted by dreClark
Yeah, but it's obvious that his boy doesn't trust him, so.......Originally Posted by jerseymizzle
i don't see anything wrong with it.
i mean, me, if that's my boy and i trust him, i'd rather have him friends with my girl then some ruthless dude who couldn't care less about me.
Originally Posted by KingJames23
It sounds like you don't value your friendship with your "bestfriend" as much as you do the friendship with his girl...
Originally Posted by KingJames23
The majority of the time she starts the conversation but sometimes I do. When I know they're together I don't text her unless it's something I need an immediate answer to.
Originally Posted by General Johnson
KingJames23 wrote:
The majority of the time she starts the conversation but sometimes I do. When I know they're together I don't text her unless it's something I need an immediate answer to.
Here's a better question: Do you trust yourself?Originally Posted by KingJames23
Yeah not the best thing on my part.
For me it's basically if he can't trust me are we really best friends?
she's your friend, right?Originally Posted by KingJames23
I agree that this should be talked out.
He's never said anything to my face. How am I supposed to bring this up, I found this out from her. That'd just cause a huge fight between them.
And to the dude asking about my girl. As much as I talk to my friend, I spend way more time talking to and with my girl.
Originally Posted by Born To Be Fly
This love triangle is not gonna work. Listen, OP, I know you're probably gonna read this and just brush it off like all the other GOOD advice everyones given, but you can't be doing this. I understand why your boy is skeptical about you and his girl. It's obvious that either you like her, or she likes you, or both. The reason why I think it's both is because neither of you are trying to let this go. I mean, you don't want to confront him because you don't want your friendship with her to end/be awkward. She's telling him to get over it, but if she really cared or if the bond between you and her wasn't anything serious it wouldn't be a big deal. You don't want anything to go wrong because your setting yourself up for next year, when he's gone and it's just you two with no distractions so you can smash before, during, and after studying.
This dude has a girl, doesn't give a #$%@ about his "best friend" and how he feels, and he's trying to keep things cool with his future #$%@ buddy. Then he comes on here for what? So we can give you props? You are being ridiculously selfish. If I were your boy, I would drop you and the chick immediately.