So you modified your behavior to accommodate your guy friends relationship but what if he didnt. Well at least from the perspective of the girlfriend he didn't. Would you be like breh fall back?A good friend would be cognizant and will hang back out of respect -
When my guy friends girls requested to meet me, I showed up and allowed her to probe me. It didn't settle the women but I did my part.
No calling/texting/visiting anytime I wanted to anymore.
I drew the line at them calling me to get the scoop on my friends - My loyalty is with my friends.
So there has to be an ultimatum? Does the boyfriend and best friend have to be friends also?I really don't know what to say because I don't like giving out relationship advice.
Let me state, though I do believe men & women can be friends and even close friends without anything sexual going on. From what's described seems as if the best friend/boyfriend just tolerate one another for the sake of the girl in the middle.
Red Flag situation. Yes.
Either you can deal with an s/o friends that came before or move on.
So you modified your behavior to accommodate your guy friends relationship but what if he didnt. Well at least from the perspective of the girlfriend he didn't. Would you be like breh fall back?
Would u fault the boyfriend/girlfriend for trying to break the bond between their significant other and the best friend?It's definitely possible for men and women to be platonic friends, but it's definitely not advisable when ur in a relationship. A platonic friend of the opposite sex is basically a reminder /representation of the options u have outside of ur relationship. An easily accessible option at that. I think there's less incentive to push through hard times with the person u when u have this other person in the cut (the friend ) Who u r familiar with.
I also think male female relationships form out of attraction. Even if it doesn't progress past friendship, I don't really think dudes just seek out women who r sexually repulsive to them even just to hang out
I'm talking really close. Like ain't no mountain high enough ain't no valley low enough close.Depends on the level and basis of the friendship
I think it'd be better to tell ur significant other how u feel about their friend and let them release the friendship. Coercing ppl to do right by you is always a terrible idea. U shouldn't have to force someone to treat you right , it should be something they want to do out of love.Would u fault the boyfriend/girlfriend for trying to break the bond between their significant other and the best friend?
So there has to be an ultimatum? Does the boyfriend and best friend have to be friends also?
I'm sure there are exceptions but to me it goes against human nature for a man and woman to be extremely close and it not drift towards something romantic.I'm talking really close. Like ain't no mountain high enough ain't no valley low enough close.
I think it'd be better to tell ur significant other how u feel about their friend and let them release the friendship. Coercing ppl to do right by you is always a terrible idea. U shouldn't have to force someone to treat you right , it should be something they want to do out of love.
Also, I feel like these things apply mainly if you guys know u r serious with each other and planning to build together. I wouldn't get rid of a lifelong friend off the strength of a casual fling