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Laun19
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Louisville, KY, USA
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The thing is that she said that she has "feeling" for him, but i don't know if that is just her being insecure and scared about what is comming up in her life, she is going to leave for college in the fall and she wanted to live her life to the fullest before she left, but i don't know if this sudden "falling" for my best friend is her way of living or if it is just something to get over me so that she never wants or needs me back, she is a very careing, smart and loving person i think that she is also confused in her life and is looking for an escape. so i really don't know what to do, i really want her back, but i don't know how to go about doing that, and i want my "best friend" to stop moving in on my ex-gf.
Confused TA,
Johnny :-)
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Jan-15-2002 17:02
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Lost
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Los Angeles/San Diego
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i feel for you bro. i've been there myself. i'm sure a lot of us have. but let me start with this. you can't make anyone love you. either they will or they won't and what you do has almost nothing to do with it. i say if she says she has feelings for your friend then there's really nothing you can do. she's gone. and i'm only being blunt with you so i can get the point across. i've seen too many peeps enter this masochistic cycle cuz they want someone that they can't have. like the others have said, it's just easier to let her go now then to try to salvage something that isn't there. and as for your friend, you should cut him loose too cuz what kind of friend would date his best friend's girl the day after they break up. all my real friends know that once one of us goes after a girl then she is now off limits to everyone else. it's this underlying code between us all and that's what makes us friends. we would rather deny ourselves things then cut each other. and i'm sure what he's doing to you cuts deep. i really wouldn't pursue anything further with either of them. but i'm not you and i don't have all the emotions tied up in it like you do. but i once did when i was in your position so i know you can't just let it go. so i don't know if you'll follow the advice that everyone is saying. from an objective perspective it's the way to go. just don't beat yourself up over the whole thing man. keep in mind that there's always something better out there. take care my brutha and i hope you get your answers. God bless.
lost
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Jan-15-2002 17:14
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sothis
Cyborg Queen

Registered: Aug 2001
Location: seattle, washington
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| quote: | Is the girl so stupid, so shallow, that she can go out with someone else (who also happens to be your friend!) the next day, without really having a good discussion of your relationship with you..?
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i feel this comment deserves valid female input
you know, we dont know the whole story. maybe laun19 (i dont know you, and i know this probably isnt true but im trying to make a point) didnt treat her well and so she has her reasons for being attracted to the friend. maybe he gives her something emotionally or otherwise that he couldnt give her. and like someone else said, perhaps they have been liking each other for a long time.
as far as being so shallow to have a good discussion of the relationship, id just like to say that that type of behavior is definitely general to all people, not just women. i know i have personally grown weary of relationships with guys because *they* refuse to communicate with me on any level, telling me when they are upset, etc. i dont feel it is my job to then tell them why im leaving, if they dont give me the common courtesy. maybe that could be a reason shes acting that way too? its a very, very normal thing that guys feel they communicate, when really, they arent. women and men work on totally different levels (obviously).
so i guess what im trying to say, is its pretty hard for people other than laun19 to know what the girl's dilemma is... so its probably bad to judge her as an evil person. just playing devils advocate here. (plus heh like i said, theres never any female input on any of these threads).
now just a few advice comments from me:
1) ex partners are ex partners for a reason. you broke up for a reason. so it seems like you are setting yourself up to fail by wanting to get back together with her. its hard to let people go, but its the best thing you can do for yourself and your feelings.
2) if your best friend isnt respecting your direct request, he isnt your best friend, and you need to let him go. friendships are far more important than relationships.. and most people who are truly best friends, would never do something like that to the other person.
honestly, it sounds like you are trying to make excuses for why she is doing the things she is doing, that its still tied to you. maybe she honestly just really likes your best friend. it happens. people grow in and out of love all the time. it also sounds like you cant let go of either of them, even tho they are both walking all over you. if you had your best interest at heart, you would let them both go. loss does suck, but co-dependency is even worse.
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Jan-15-2002 18:36
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{b.s.e.}
savant garde

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: The Source
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| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
heres what u do...call the girl up and say "you want a piece of my best friend? well go ahead and get it i wont stop you...but i want a piece too!" then go out and break his legs the same day....fuck this best friend bullshit...I have a best friend and let me tell you something we're so close we consider eachother brothers and we would never in our right minds do anything to hurt one another because we have been thru soo much shit...
fyuckin kill this mother****** he aint no friend hes really ur enemy....go kick his ass do it for me...do it for everyone out there that was ever used by some fake ass bastard who had other plans then to just being a plain old friend...ill kick his ass myself for you if u want....just make this kid bleed and make him bleed in front of that bitch...end of story...then go on with ur life make cash make real friends and when they come crawling back kick them down once more |
whoa there, silver. you say that your friend wouldn't do that, but wouldn't our friend Laun19 have said the same thing not two weeks ago. guys do stupid, stupid shit over girls. i almost lost my best friend over a girl about a year ago, and with that experience in mind, Laun19, mark my words: they ain't worth it.
if your friend is as good a friend as you think he is (or was), let him have the chick, transfer all of your resentment toward her, thereby making your friend eventually resent her as well and dump her twofacin' ass like a load of stinky laundry. worked for me. 
or drop em both, i don't care. do what you gotta do.
**edit: clearly sothis' advice is better than mine.
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Jan-15-2002 19:06
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