My daughter just broke up with her boyfriend, and she happened to run into a friend's girlfriend and told her about it. The girlfriend told my daughter that she's planning to break up with my friend. I don't know what she's waiting for. I have my suspicions, but I don't know for sure. When you know it's over, just end it and move on.
This used to be a very good friend, but since he hooked up with this girl, he's become more of a distant friend.
I generally think that it's best to stay out of other people's relationships, and this is no different. This situation will resove itself without my intervention. I know some people do spend a word when they know something like this. I'm wondering what your opinions are, and what action you generally take.
This used to be a very good friend, but since he hooked up with this girl, he's become more of a distant friend.
I generally think that it's best to stay out of other people's relationships, and this is no different. This situation will resove itself without my intervention. I know some people do spend a word when they know something like this. I'm wondering what your opinions are, and what action you generally take.
ually, and morally, and have many but not all common hobbies and intersts, that it becomes tiresome to hear about other peoples' difficulty in their relationships. And they always want to use us as sounding boards for these conflicts. The biggest disputes my wife and I have have are about what to have for lunch or dinner, so sometimes we make separate meals. Sometimes we combine them, and pick and choose what we want to eat, and generally get in each other's way while we're cooking. There may be other minor disputes, like "Can you get your clothes out of the dryer so I can dry mine?", but we never have major disputes.
