i dont really want to get involved, but part of me feels terrible for her...and also a part of me wants his ass to get thrown to the curb for being such a skeeze to both of us. her sister used to live across the hall from me in college and i have been back and forth on whether or not i should mention something to her and then leave it up to her whether or not she wants to tell his girl
SO - would you let the gf know her now fiance was cheating?
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Posts: 6442 (09/05/2008 9:14 AM) |
i was off and on with a guy for like 6 years...and if anyone remembers me talking about him we ended things when i found out he had a gf of like 6 years as
well. anyways, they just got engaged and im just wondering if you would try to find a way to let the girl know whats been going on.
i dont really want to get involved, but part of me feels terrible for her...and also a part of me wants his ass to get thrown to the curb for being such a skeeze to both of us. her sister used to live across the hall from me in college and i have been back and forth on whether or not i should mention something to her and then leave it up to her whether or not she wants to tell his girl |
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Posts: 2612 (09/05/2008 9:15 AM) |
How could a guy get away with cheating for 6 years?
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Posts: 6443 (09/05/2008 9:16 AM) |
he is 2 years younger than her and he was at school with me and she was home...and then she moved to baltimore for grad school and he was home and i moved home
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Posts: 2613 (09/05/2008 9:18 AM) |
Wow that's really bogus. I wouldn't say anything to be honest.
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Posts: 5758 (09/05/2008 9:22 AM) |
As much as that sucks, I don't think I'd say anything.
On one hand I know it'd be tempting cause he seems like a skeeze, but what if he already admitted it a while back? If you had any proof or knew that he was STILL cheating on her, I might say something, but it sounds like that's all in the past. |
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Posts: 6445 (09/05/2008 9:23 AM) |
coboardgirl wrote:i highly doubt he told her |
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Posts: 38486 (09/05/2008 9:23 AM) |
I'd keep my mouth shut. Chances are she won't believe you anyway.
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Posts: 2858 (09/05/2008 9:26 AM) |
I'd tell her. Golden Rule and all.
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Posts: 36742 (09/05/2008 9:33 AM) Friendliest JJBer '07 |
Samantha James wrote:Ditto. Even if she doesn't believe you at least you have a clear conscience. |
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Posts: 6447 (09/05/2008 9:33 AM) |
rOXyPoP17 wrote:because i wasnt aware they were together until i found out that they were engaged. i found out like a month ago and cant decide it i should just mind my own business or inform her so she can make her own decision |
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Posts: 5759 (09/05/2008 9:35 AM) |
Oh wow, so you just stopped fooling around with him like, a month or so ago and he's already engaged?
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Posts: 4472 (09/05/2008 9:36 AM) |
Wait. At first I thought you were talking about your friend, who's fiance is cheating on her now. But this is the
"other woman", and to boot, it's the one he ended up choosing?
You'll sound like nothing but vindictive and trying to kick up shit. For all you know, he confessed and pledged his undying everlasting love to her and threw himself at her feet begging for forgiveness for his sins of the past. Or not . Still, you need to leave that alone.
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Posts: 30602 (09/05/2008 9:37 AM) Most Outspoken '08 |
I wouldn't say shit.
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Posts: 2865 (09/05/2008 9:39 AM) |
mshinda, would you want the other woman to tell you that your man was with her or not?
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Posts: 6448 (09/05/2008 9:43 AM) |
mshinda wrote:thats why i was thinking about telling her sister. that way, if he has confessed (which, again im almost sure he hasnt) then no big deal i guess...but if he hasnt then she can decide whats best for her sister...to tell her or to keep her in the dark and let her be oblivious to it. i mean, regardless he'll continue to cheat so it might be better for her to get out now |
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Posts: 4473 (09/05/2008 9:43 AM) |
Was with, no. Is with, yes.
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Posts: 30603 (09/05/2008 9:46 AM) Most Outspoken '08 |
HYPOTHETICALLY I'm sorry, I'd rather find out on my own than have some bitch all up in my business. I don't care if she was with
my man or not. She doesn't owe me shit. How could I ever trust where she was coming from?
She could be some scandalous hoebag just trying to start crap. I would never trust another woman with no connection to me other than my man's penis telling me ANYTHING. Even if her intentions were good. If this happened for real, I pray that I'd have sense enough to KNOW that he's worthless before someone had to tell me. I know the OP's situation is REAL but me? I would just leave well enough alone. |
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Posts: 2866 (09/05/2008 9:46 AM) |
mshinda wrote: Fair enough. |
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Posts: 5761 (09/05/2008 9:47 AM) |
Oh man, if I were her sister I would DEFINITELY tell my sis. And probably go on to eternally HATE the dude if they ended up staying together.
If I were the girl getting cheated on, I'm not sure I'd want to hear it from my sister, because I don't think I'd want my sister to know about it. |
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Posts: 38488 (09/05/2008 9:48 AM) |
Dylishis wrote: I agree with this. I'd be all "WTF" if some random girl who I didn't know came up to me and told me my BF was cheating. |
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Posts: 15598 (09/05/2008 9:48 AM) |
Anonymous letter!
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. Still, you need to leave that alone.
