Unwanted friendship
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Unwanted friendship
| Thu, 04-05-2012 - 5:05pm |
Hey everyone,
Just wondering if anyone's been in a situation where they knew someone who wanted to be friends, but was completely not the kind of person you were interested in having a frienship with.
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Hi,
Your husband is the problem. He can't say "no" and he's enabling this guy (and his wife) to be your "friend."
So, sit hubby down and talk about:
1)How INAPPROPRIATE and uncomfortable this guy is and how he makes you feel. NO MAN should allow his wife to be sexually harassed by
Hi, I would end the friendship.
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Hi, It`s nice that you don´t want to hurt other´s feeling but you first need not to hurt yours. Friendships don´t have to keep a special rhythm, you can see someone often and then don´t see them as often as you have had.
You can make up an excuse as: you are taking a new course together, or someone is going back to school or your mom will be there because of