My best friend told to her girlfriend that she wouldve last 3 years+ if she dated my boyfriend (they liked eachother before) the day me a...
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Do nothing dramatic tonight. Ask your friend directly what she meant.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Do nothing dramatic tonight. Ask your friend directly what she meant.
You are not wrong for feeling unsettled. Verdict: discuss after dinner, but your friend needs a serious boundary check, not a medal.
You are not wrong for being upset. The winner is your peace: confront your friend directly, set a hard boundary.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Do not distance yourself from everyone; talk to your boyfriend directly, watch the facts, and keep your dignity...
Break up. The winner is your peace, not his obsessive guessing game. Love without trust turns into supervision, and you do not need that job.
Reluctantly approved to break up. The boyfriend sounds obsessive, the best friend angle is messy, and your guilt is doing all the heavy lifting.
Approved with one condition: do not break up from jealousy alone. If he is actually crossing lines, end it cleanly and keep your friendship separate.
Approved, with one firm clap. Break up now, because discomfort and wandering feelings are not a relationship, they are a warning label. Winner: you...
Rejected after extensive lecturing. The family is not against your happiness, but they are absolutely staging a dramatic intervention first.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. The family will need several cups of tea, one long explanation, and a calmer follow-up before anyone nods.
Approved, with family pride and one strict condition: return hydrated, uninjured, and pretending the trek was your idea.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Marry after the key people know, or prepare for a very loud post-wedding conference.