One of my guy friends has a girlfriend who is leaving soon. We flirt all the time and I'm aware that he is definitely mentally/emotionally cheating.
It's like he has already checked out of the relationship but want things to end naturally as she leaves because he wants to preserve the friendship they
had before dating. I've also made it clear that I don't want him to cheat or break up with his girlfriend. Anyway, there is SO much sexual tension
between us and we're both very aware of it. Our mutual friends have started asking us what's up, noticing all this chemistry we have that's
apparently completely obvious to anyone paying a little bit of attention. I don't even know what I'm asking. Thoughts, opinions, experiences? I
don't particularly want to be in this situation and can't seem to take myself out of it!
Sexual tension/chemistry with a taken guy
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Posts: 27141 (07/23/2008 12:25 AM) Most Outspoken '08 |
Oh, just go ahead and fuck him.
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Posts: 14155 (07/23/2008 12:26 AM) |
When is she leaving? Is she moving far away and they've decided they are going to break up when she leaves or what?
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Posts: 20081 (07/23/2008 12:27 AM) |
End naturally? Hmmkay.
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Posts: 501 (07/23/2008 12:31 AM) |
just fuck him already
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Posts: 9713 (07/23/2008 12:36 AM) |
eeek ... sticky situation.
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Posts: 27147 (07/23/2008 12:40 AM) Most Outspoken '08 |
I love the train wreck
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Posts: 10909 (07/23/2008 12:45 AM) JJB Smartass '08 |
Dylishis wrote: LMAO Are you drunk again?
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Posts: 4695 (07/23/2008 12:48 AM) |
AudaciousAudrey wrote: She leaves in a month. She's moving like 5 hours away by car and he doesn't see it working out, but she wants to try. He has no desire to make that drive and says he can't do long distance relationships. This is a sticky situation because I just want to be his friend but also want to fuck him. I've never become friends with a guy without completely friend-boxing him before! I think he eventually sees a relationship with me and that's just not going to happen. |
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Posts: 9715 (07/23/2008 12:49 AM) |
How long has he gone out with her? He really should break up with her if his heart is somewhere else ...
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Posts: 2842 (07/23/2008 12:50 AM) |
She's moving like 5 hours away by car and he doesn't see it working out, but she wants to try. He has no desire to make that drive and says he can't do long distance relationships. Has he told her that? Because it really sounds like he wants out, and he should definitely let her know that BEFORE she goes. |
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Posts: 14163 (07/23/2008 12:50 AM) |
So you don't even want a relationship you just want to fuck? Well wait a month and fuck him, I guess.
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Posts: 4697 (07/23/2008 12:56 AM) |
How long has he gone out with her? He really should break up with her if his heart is somewhere else ...A year and a half, but they've been friends even longer. Has he told her that? Because it really sounds like he wants out, and he should definitely let her know that BEFORE she goes.He has said he doesn't think it will work, but kinda avoids bringing it up. She's adamant that it will work because she's planning on coming back 2 weekends a month. The problem is that he works on weekends and he knows he'll want more attention/time than that. So you don't even want a relationship you just want to fuck? Well wait a month and fuck him, I guess.Actually, I'm not sure what I want. Because I find myself wanting to be with him, but I have commitment issues and never want a relationship with anyone. |
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Posts: 97 (07/23/2008 1:04 AM) |
polkadot I am in the same situation with a guy I work with but I dont know how to do this b/c he lives with his gf. He throws her into the convos and im like
wtf! So im confused too!
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Posts: 4698 (07/23/2008 1:08 AM) |
jetsetter4eva wrote: Yeah, I never heard a nice thing about the girlfriend until I called him out on it. He makes her sound so dull, insecure, crazy/paranoid, etc. and says how they fight all the time. She knows something's up too, she's very suspicious of me and they've fought about me too, even though nothing has physically happened. |
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Posts: 98 (07/23/2008 1:10 AM) |
girl! you and me need to talk off of here..do you have AIM?
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Posts: 4699 (07/23/2008 1:13 AM) |
jetsetter4eva wrote: Yeah, I just PMed you my sn! |
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Posts: 4871 (07/23/2008 1:14 AM) |
Purplelilac82 wrote:
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Posts: 27160 (07/23/2008 1:15 AM) Most Outspoken '08 |
Dirty Coke wrote: It's Tuesday night! NO!
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Posts: 257 (07/23/2008 1:15 AM) |
Just be respectful of their relationship, and wait until he calls it off to do anything. No matter what he says about her, and how awful he makes her sound,
she is still his girlfriend.
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