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 Member 16658 Level 28.10 Dec 2006 
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I've always been told that if I say "Its nothing, don't worry about it" to any man, he will say 'ok' and continue along his merry way. He will not worry about it further, as, guess what, I told him not to worry about it.
I suggest you continue along your merry way with this girl. If he has been trying and failing for a long time, while you walked right in there and already have more success then him, he's got to accept that somehow. It's her choice. Just think of it this way: If he ever says something to you about 'getting in his way' or the like, you can always say that he told you not to worry about it. He may start getting testy if you guys are always spending time together, in that case you need to know when it's time to play cards with the guys as opposed to watching chick-flicks for the 13th night in a row to appease her. Don't forget about the guys just because she's around. Of course, this is from a girl's perspective, so a ton of guys may come along and be like "Dude, dont ever cock-block a buddy!". But, a girl's perspective is now out there. Jam it back in, in the dark. 
Last edited by Temari; Feb 15, 2007 at 12:39 PM.
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Member 16658 Level 28.10 Dec 2006
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I don't think the 'bros before ho's' thing is ridiculous at all. Everyone needs time away from their significant other. There's spending time together, then there's living together. Bros before ho's is just like chicks before dicks... guys dont stop us from having lady's nights, why should we stop them from hanging out with the guys?
Seriously though, don't forget about the friend, but keep in mind that he may not want to see you with her. Spend time with him, without her. And if he keeps being pouty, talk to him about it. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Temari