So my girlfriend...
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Wait, so you can control who your girlfriend sees the movie with?
Women have rights you know.... but if you don't trust her no reason to continue the relationship unless you want to risk it ending very ugly.
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Be honest to her about your feelings/thoughts, but let her decide to go or not.
If she's planning on cheating on you, she will do it sooner or later anyway. Better now than later.
If you let her go and nothing happens, you learn to trust her.
If she leaves you for the dude, you should be happy the biatch is gone.
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Tell her to come with me✊
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ℑབ།༨ཇའ4།༏۴ཇ™ wrote:
I said he should trust her if she hasn't given him a reason not to. If she leaves him for the other dude, then either she probably wasn't worth the hassle of worrying about it or they aren't right together. Either way, it sounds like theyre still in high school, possibly even middle school, so most likely they're not gonna grow up and marry each other anyway...So he should trust her and every girl? What will u say when he comes back with another thread saying "my girl left me for the movie theater guy". I completely agree with the respect part. If she respects your feelings she won't go.
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This kid is obviously not happy and thinks his girl is a bit slutty. Regardless of if she is or isn't he should get rid of her. This would be better for his well being and him not being happy is bound to be rubbing off on her.
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And if he wants to sneak one in before she goes that's up to him. ( and her)
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♜ℂ།ᎢѦᎠ℮Ꮭ♜ wrote:
₳ⅅℜʘⅈϮ ₳ⅅⅅ:HUB wrote:
Didnt u just make a thread about getting a gf.....ur not really in a position to give adviseIf you can't trust her don't dated her
And if you met her at a strip club tell her it's over
Meet a girl in the library or find a hot female nurse😋
Trust worthy and FuN -
Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interested in you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date). And you owe it to your partner to not put yourself/ them in that position.
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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porksoda wrote:
Stock up on valtrex.
Haha. True. Ditch the bitch
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Turf🐑Warrior wrote:
Yes. If you love someone, give them space.I think she should lose you if you can't get around that and insult her person by calling her a slut.Lose the jealousy and the twisted thoughts. If she goes with the guy, it wasn't to be.Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interested in you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date). And you owe it to your partner to not put yourself/ them in that position.
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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Turf🐑Warrior wrote:
This guy has it right here.Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interested in you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date). And you owe it to your partner to not put yourself/ them in that position.
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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ℑབ།༨ཇའ4།༏۴ཇ™ wrote:
No not neasisarily, but giving people the benefit of the doubt isn't a bad thing, plus it would show her you trust her. All depends on how much you like her, if she cheats move on dude, there is plenty of fish in the sea. But I've always found this phrase comforting for some reason, no matter what happens, the universe is unfolding exactly as it should.ℬeƖƖɑIƗɑƖiɑɳɑ wrote:
So he should trust her and every girl? What will u say when he comes back with another thread saying "my girl left me for the movie theater guy". I completely agree with the respect part. If she respects your feelings she won't go.Has she done anything to YOU that made you feel she was a slut?.......
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You should let her go and tell her u trust her then sneak in and watch them LOL I've done that once
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👀❤ sluts
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Turf🐑Warrior wrote:
Wow ha.Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interested in you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date). And you owe it to your partner to not put yourself/ them in that position.
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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short_temper wrote:
What?Turf🐑Warrior wrote:
Wow ha.Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interested in you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date). And you owe it to your partner to not put yourself/ them in that position.
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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🎩 MaddHatter 🎩 wrote:
Idk why he said that but he was the guy I called an idiot in the thread earlier this week. The one who basically said "If women want equal rights then they can open their own doors and air up their own tires"short_temper wrote:
What?Turf🐑Warrior wrote:
Wow ha.Here's my opinion. If you're in a relationship and you have someone who is interestedin you romantically, you shouldn't be spending alone time with them. I think you owe it to that friend to not leading them on (going to a movie alone could allow them to perceive it as a date).
My wife has plenty of guy friends. And she has spent time with them and I'm okay with that because I know that if one of them was to get any sort of feelings shed a: tell me about it and b: back away. That's why I trust her so much.
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nicky the blade wrote:
What he saidGo to a movie with another girl. An even sluttier girl.
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If you say she can't, it shows your insecurity with your relationship to both your gf and the other guy. He could keep asking her just to push your buttons if he finds out your insecure about it. Just say you want to see the movie too and go with, invite some friends, make it awkward for him.
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c e /b/ro wrote:
Not too bad👍If you say she can't, it shows your insecurity with your relationship to both your gf and the other guy. He could keep asking her just to push your buttons if he finds out your insecure about it. Just say you want to see the movie too and go with, invite some friends, make it awkward for him.
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