zhukov1943
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Hi, guys. I've been mulling this over all morning, and I'm just not sure what to do...
A few months back, I was hanging out with some friends of mine (Judd and Heather) when another of their friends, a lovely girl named "Julie", showed up at the same bar. I ended up getting into a long, involved conversation with her, and had a wonderful time. She mentioned having a boyfriend, so I didn't think anything more about it.
Heather noticed how well we'd hit it off, and said that she wished that Julie and I were a couple - that her boyfriend was a jerk that cheated on her.
I was hanging out with Judd and Heather again last night, and ran into Julie and her boyfriend again - and again, Julie and I hit it off to the point that her boyfriend laughed and excused himself to the other side of the table, because we were totally focusing on each other in the conversation.
Not sure if this was the same boyfriend, but when we moved to another bar, I made sure to sit at the opposite end of the table from Julie to avoid any suggestion of impropriety. I ended up sitting next to her boyfriend, and we also ended up hitting it off really well.
What shocked me was that at one point in the conversation, he looked at me and said "I understand you're interested in somebody sitting at the table." I tried to play it off, but he said "No, it's okay. I think you need to let her know." He then went on to tell me that he'd fallen in love with somebody else, and I think he mentioned that she'd gotten close to somebody else, too (I was drunk, confused, and a bit embarassed at this point, so I'm not sure...)
So now I find myself in a totally unexpected situation. I am indeed VERY attracted to this girl, and have essentially been "green-lighted" by the guy that she thinks is her boyfriend. However, I have a nagging suspicion that I'm being used as "bait" so that he won't feel guilty about breaking up with her to pursue his "true love". Also, I have no idea whether she really knows the true situation with this guy - and having me come up and say "um, yeah, uh, I know you're living with your boyfriend, but, um, you wanna go out sometime" probably wouldn't be the best way for her to find out about it...
Oy - has anyone else ever had any kind of experience with this sort of thing? What in the world should I do?
A few months back, I was hanging out with some friends of mine (Judd and Heather) when another of their friends, a lovely girl named "Julie", showed up at the same bar. I ended up getting into a long, involved conversation with her, and had a wonderful time. She mentioned having a boyfriend, so I didn't think anything more about it.
Heather noticed how well we'd hit it off, and said that she wished that Julie and I were a couple - that her boyfriend was a jerk that cheated on her.
I was hanging out with Judd and Heather again last night, and ran into Julie and her boyfriend again - and again, Julie and I hit it off to the point that her boyfriend laughed and excused himself to the other side of the table, because we were totally focusing on each other in the conversation.
Not sure if this was the same boyfriend, but when we moved to another bar, I made sure to sit at the opposite end of the table from Julie to avoid any suggestion of impropriety. I ended up sitting next to her boyfriend, and we also ended up hitting it off really well.
What shocked me was that at one point in the conversation, he looked at me and said "I understand you're interested in somebody sitting at the table." I tried to play it off, but he said "No, it's okay. I think you need to let her know." He then went on to tell me that he'd fallen in love with somebody else, and I think he mentioned that she'd gotten close to somebody else, too (I was drunk, confused, and a bit embarassed at this point, so I'm not sure...)
So now I find myself in a totally unexpected situation. I am indeed VERY attracted to this girl, and have essentially been "green-lighted" by the guy that she thinks is her boyfriend. However, I have a nagging suspicion that I'm being used as "bait" so that he won't feel guilty about breaking up with her to pursue his "true love". Also, I have no idea whether she really knows the true situation with this guy - and having me come up and say "um, yeah, uh, I know you're living with your boyfriend, but, um, you wanna go out sometime" probably wouldn't be the best way for her to find out about it...
Oy - has anyone else ever had any kind of experience with this sort of thing? What in the world should I do?