I'm Your Best Friend: Can I Fuck Your Ex?

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Ever happened to you?

It is officially over.


Can you handle your best friend dating your ex??

Cassidy
 
lavender said:
There are certain rules in this world regarding relationships that shouldn't be broken. This is one of them.

In my opinion, any friend that would do this demonstrates so many characteristics that are the opposite of what I want in a friendship that it would simply be over.

What she said.

Blaze
 
It sorta happened to me...

..she wasn't my best friend, though. Just one of my friends.

At the time I was quite upset. Now, I raelize that they made a much better couple. He wanted a woman that he could bend to his will.....I was not that woman...she was.

bluemuse
 
Yes, actually, this HAS happened

A "friend" of mine dated my ex-husband after we were divorced. (She dated him while we were married too, but they didn't know I knew that. :p ).

If her taste is that bad, or she is that desperate for a fuck, she can have him! :rolleyes:
 
unwritten rule.

of course, it depends on the circumstances. The bottom line is, will you be hurt?

For some reason, when a friend of mine begins to date someone, any essence of that person being appealing to me is unplugged.
 
If we're not together anymore, there's probably a good reason -- I have dated some real crazies! If it was any of my normal friends I'd be sort of creeped out, but it'd be especially weird if my best friend went that route.
 
Well... I have a few different veiws on this.

1. If I had broken up with him, and realized that it just wasn't going anywhere, and we were better off broken up, I would wish them luck, and try to be happy for them. I might be a tad jealous, but if I gave up on him, I honestly don't think I have any right to say who he can and cannot date.

2. If he broke up with me, and I was still into him, then I would not want it, and would be mad if it were to happen, but I wouldn't have a say in who he decides to date.

3. If the breakup is still fresh, and qualifies as #2, then I would be mad. If it has been a while, then I don't think I would be nearly as much.

Time and reason play a big part in this. If you are considering your friends ex at all, I would wait until the wounds are not so fresh.
 
juicylips said:
Ever happened to you?

It is officially over.


Can you handle your best friend dating your ex??

Cassidy

I can and have handled it with no problems at all. My best friend went out with him for three years longer than I ever did. They were better suited.

Now that I am older, though, the only request would be - Can I watch? ;)
 
lets see.

1 me and her broke it off on good terms (still firneds)
2 them two are happy together
3 they don't try to hide it from me and think of me in a way.(how i'll be affected)
4 they don't flaunt it at me.

then I'd be okay.
 
Christ why not... everyone else is. I didn't and don't have ownership papers on her. She has a will of her own and if my mate wants to have a go... well all I can say is best of luck.





Bitter? Never...
 
Been there, done that, got the manual!

It's uncomfortable, but hey - like was previously said, I don't own anyone.
 
My best friend actually wanted to go out with my ex. It hurt like hell when I heard that they were gong behinde my back.

When I told way it hurts me, and that it isn't what a best friend would do, he just says that I still got feelings for her.....
 
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Ever happened to you?



Nope, I can actually say it has not happen to me.
I think its because my girl friends and I have such different taste in men. All the men they have dated have never peaked my interest and the same can be said about my men. :)
 
juicylips said:
Ever happened to you?

It is officially over.


Can you handle your best friend dating your ex??

Cassidy

I have no hold on him, so I guess that after a time to get over the breakup, I would be ok with it. As long as it was a relationship, not the jump into bed and do it thing.

If it was too close to the break up, I would probably feel hurt and betrayed by my friend. Only because I would still be thinking that there was a chance for us to get back together.

It's hard to let go.
 
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Sabineteas said:


I have no hold on him, so I guess that after a time to get over the breakup, I would be ok with it. As long as it was a relationship, not the jump into bed and do it thing.

If it was too close to the break up, I would probably feel hurt and betrayed by my friend. Only because I would still be thinking that there was a chance for us to get back together.

It's hard to let go.

I miss seeing you around, S.

Love when you post:)

Take care,
Cassidy:rose:
 
lavender said:
There are certain rules in this world regarding relationships that shouldn't be broken. This is one of them.
Very true.

However, time is a big factor. If the 'other' just became an ex recently, then discussing it with me beforehand might make me feel differently. If it has been a long time, then most probably I would have no problems.
 
tony_gam said:
Very true.

However, time is a big factor. If the 'other' just became an ex recently, then discussing it with me beforehand might make me feel differently. If it has been a long time, then most probably I would have no problems.

Kisses, Tony:kiss: :kiss:

Oh..yea. nice response too.:D

Cassidy;)
 
Absatootley Not!!

Why do you want to? Didn't I tell you about his "problem"??

:eek:

:D
 
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