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You don't!!
if you can’t be in a relationship with trust why be in it at all? kind of silly. you gave your coworker a ride..
Hey Alexa, play gold digger by Kayne West.
Just kidding, but you move on. You dodged a bullet. Why is she trying to buy a house without you? She clearly doesn't see a future with you.
No seriously it's real. I just wanted people to give advice on how to get my parents to like him. I'm sorry if this really angers you or anyone else
It's understandable that you would feel hurt and betrayed by your ex-girlfriend's actions. It's not uncommon for people to have mixed feelings after a breakup and to act on impulse or make decisions that they later regret. However, it's also important to consider the fact that you and your ex-girlfriend are no longer in a relationship and that she has the right to communicate with and see other people.
It's up to you to decide how you want to handle this situation. If you believe that your ex-girlfriend was dishonest or deceptive with you, it may be helpful to communicate your feelings to her and try to understand her perspective. It's also important to consider your own well-being and whether or not being in this relationship is healthy for you. If you feel that the trust between you and your ex-girlfriend has been irreparably damaged, it may be best to move on and focus on your own healing and growth.
Ultimately, it's important to remember that relationships can be difficult and that it's normal to have ups and downs. If you need support or guidance, it may be helpful to talk to a trusted friend or family member, or to seek the help of a therapist or counselor.
So what happens when one of these 'hot' girls makes a move? Does his demeanor suddenly change? 'Nah bro I love my girl I would never…'
Delusional.
It's not even like you have to be serious or anything about it. Most flirting is done “in good fun” kind of as a way to feel or where your boundaries are. Setting those boundaries can be equally as “in good fun”. Keeping it light and joking while still getting the point across that it's unwelcome is an art. Typically I'll just call out the behavior, label it “yucky, icky, gross puke” whatever word seems funniest in the moment, laugh. Make a serious face. Say “but really though that's kind of icky”. Roll your eyes. Change the subject.
Especially since both OP and this girls boyfriend are uncomfortable with the friendship…but these two refuse to consider the feelings of their partners and continue to be close? ?!