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What do I say about my girlfriends lesbian friends? - Brad - 11-09-2012 05:56 PM
So, my girlfriend of 3 years, for the past year or so has become very good friends with several lesbians who admit to being attracted to her! They have also made it very clear that they don't like me or care about our relationship! My girlfriend and I are in a long distance relationship, so is there anything I can really say or am I just being a jealous boyfriend?
- Jason Lam - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
Don't say anything just have a gangbang
- Ebok - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
She's so cheating on you. your boned
- tellitlikeitis - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
If they're butch say "Would u like to borrow my aftershave,sir?"If they're femme say " If u were straight, I'd definitely do u, in fact it wd be a pleasure, ma'am."
Should work a treat.
- kudi_punjab_di - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
talk to your gf about it and tell her you dont like the way her friends are acting and if she really loves you she wikll let go of those girls
- ♥Sali90♥ - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
As long as your girlfriend is straight and not bisexual, then you shouldn't worry.
Your girlfriend should defend you and ask these 'friends' to treat you with respect or to push off! If she can't do that and allows them to be nasty to you, then it doesn't look good for your relationship's future.
I know that I wouldn't stay friends with anybody who was so rude to my fiance and vice versa.
So ask your girlfriend to support you and if she loves you she will do, good luck.
- Anele - 11-09-2012 06:05 PM
There may be something to worry about, there may not. Jealousy is completely normal in a long distance relationship, especially when one of you gets some new friends or a new activity. I think this is only going to keep eating away at you unless you let her know that you're feeling jealous -- in general -- and this really set you off. It doesn't have to be that you're accusing her of anything, but you should let her know how you're feeling, just so she can respond to it.
You're feeling left out of her life in some way perhaps, and insecure as a result. It's bothering you, so don't hold it inside, otherwise it has the potential to turn into something bigger. This is good advice for any relationship, but in long distance relationships there can easily be a tendency to suppress feelings and table sharing them until you can see each other in person. If you bottle things up like that, it is bound to explode at some point. If you don't have webcams, get some and sign up for a free video chat site (Facebook Video Chat Rounds is a pretty good one -- http://www.rounds.com/facebook-video-chat ) Talking and texting can be expensive and can lead to more miscommunications than a face-to-face convo.
Good luck.