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Should I let go? Or stay? - LovePink* - 09-30-2012 07:11 AM
It's easier said than done. Me and my bf been together for over a year. Our relationship has alot of establishments and we always talk about our future and trying to manage the present. Long story short, this friend of his who I don't know, but have an idea of, use to like him. They've known each other for 4 years. Somehow she's came back around because it's his last semester and they have a class together. Every since then, it's like on and off I've been getting gut feelings that ends up coming out of the closet mentally. We're always together so I know it's nothing physical, but I caught her calling him "Babe" in his Twitter DM. Everything else is long story. I'm just to the point where I'm starting to feel the need of letting him go but we've established ALOT together. He doesn't know that I'm considering this though but I'm fed up.
- Jason Murphy - 09-30-2012 07:19 AM
tell him how you feel about his friend and him acting like that, communication is the key to this situation.
- Jake - 09-30-2012 07:19 AM
If anything, don't let go. You should tell your boyfriend that it is bothering you and he will most likely understand? don't over think it and end it like that because if you do, you will really end up regretting it later on through life.
- Mrs. Melisa - 09-30-2012 07:19 AM
He has history with her as well as u. i think u should let go him calling her bae is suspicious. Get out before its too late and you get hurt but honestly the best thing u should do is talk to him before u do anything u will regret. let him no its bothering you
- Bitterlunch698 - 09-30-2012 07:19 AM
Let him know that you're feeling jealous of that other girl. Chances are he'll feel flattered by the comment. If he gets defensive then you can tell that he may be hiding something. It's you vs. her... and as much as I hate to say it that way, it's usually the way it works. Don't tell him it's you vs. her. But DO let him know that you're unhappy.