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Honekaur

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I Don't Think I'm Overreacting, But I Need Your Opinion
Posted: 05-01-07 21:58pm

I've been dating a guy for the past two months now. Actually, we dated for four years, broke up for about seven months, and now have been dating the past two months. He lives sixty miles away from me. I visit him every weekend in his city; he can't come to visit me because he doesn't have a car. He also works at a bar every weekend, so I hang out with him there.
Anyway, during the time that we were broken up, he made friends with a girl that he works with. He told me that they made out the night they first met, but I don't care about that because this was during the time we were broken up and I was seeing a different guy at the time. His friend moved away for a month or so, but now she moved back to his city today.
So he leaves me a message today saying that she moved back into town and that they were going to get an apartment together and be room mates (He lives with his parents right now and can't afford to get an apartment on his own). I, of course, flew off the handle and called him up and started yelling at him for several reasons.
One, because he automatically assumed that I would think its okay for him to live with this girl and he assumed I would have absolutely no obections. Two, whether or not they ever had sex (though they claimed they never have and definitely said they didn't after he and I started dating aagin) the girl is a total prostitute. I hardly know her; we hung out only a few times. She seems likea nic person but there is no way in hell I would want her living with him. And three, because we my boyfriend and I talked about me moving to his city and living with him as soon as I found a job there.
There is absolutely nothing he could say that will make me change my mind out this. This isn't ridiculous, this is insane. We were talking about getting married and now he wants to live with some other girl? I don't care if they're "just friends". They could both say "trust us" until they're blue in the face but I would always hate it. I was pissed off at him enough when he told me that she stayed at his house a few times (AFTER he and I started dating again) even though he claimed that he got drunk and passed out and she stayed up all night.
And the worst part is that he always gets really jealous any time some guy comes up at the bar and starts talking to me. Some guy was hitting on me last weekend, and I was not flirting with the guy whatsoever (I pointed out to the guy who my boyfriend was) and he lectures me about trust and if I ever cheated on him and whatnot. He also flipped out when I got drunk and passed out at a guy friend's house last year. I know that looked back, but he right out and told me that his friend stayed over at his house. When I just read this back to myself, it sounds even more ridiculous!
So when we talked tonight he said that he, I and his friend should all sit down and talk about it. Not like that's going to change my mind. He said that he'll get an apartment by himself and that when I find a job up there that we should get a two bedroom aaprtment and that his friend should live with us. Maybe I'm overreacting, but I don't want to share my boyfriend with some girl who's known around town as a prostitute. I don't even want her to live with him when we're living together. If he does decide to live withher, I'm breaking up with him. What do you think?
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miasmamma

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Posted: 05-01-07 22:06pm

I don't think you are over reacting. I think that i would have a problem with him living with a girl he 'made out' with while on a break....LOL (ross and rachel)

Anyway, i would break up with him. I wouldn't have a problem with him living with a girl friend that he didn't have a prior attraction too. Make since?

Good luck...and the stress you'll have if they do move intogether and you decide to stay together may just be too much for you to handle.
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Willa Weintraub

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Posted: 05-02-07 08:13am

miasmamma wrote:
I don't think you are over reacting. I think that i would have a problem with him living with a girl he 'made out' with while on a break....LOL (ross and rachel)

Anyway, i would break up with him. I wouldn't have a problem with him living with a girl friend that he didn't have a prior attraction too. Make since?

Good luck...and the stress you'll have if they do move intogether and you decide to stay together may just be too much for you to handle.

I agree.Even her staying at his house and he used the excuse he was wasted and passed out and she stayed up all night?! I wuoldn't believe that one bit.If he moves in with her break it off.Obviously he isn't willing to wait for you and he wants this other female in his life somehow.
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jayjota3133

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Posted: 05-02-07 10:10am

I agree that the stress would be too much, too many what ifs flating up there. I think that their should ever be any damn reason why a couple should ever, never, ever, ever, ever, have a third roommate (unless you need the extra income for rent or anything else, or unless its some contribution to humanity thing you know helping others in times of need) . I don't know about your boyfriend, but I like it ALL over the apartment. The sofa, the kitchen, the dryer machine, the fridge, the stove, the doorway entrance, theirs just sooo many things that I would love to do, that I cannot do with another roommate. What would be the point of having her live their anyway? Cause theyre friends, and you can all have a good time? getting wasted all the time? please, theirs more to life than that. It seems to me like you have your priorities straight, and are a fantastic woman, That guy is extremely fortunate to have such a strong priority driven woman by his side. I had more I wanted to say, but I forgot at this moment, i'll tell you again when I remember.
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Honekaur

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Posted: 05-02-07 17:02pm

Thank you for replying, everyone. I suppose at this point I should clarify a little bit. I did hang out with his friend a few times and I asked her right out if there was ever anything going on between her and my boyfriend and she said no, that they only made out once when my boyfriend and I were broken up (I had sex with two different guys when we were broken up, so I'm not mad about that at all). The night before she went out of town she cried on my shoulder for two hours over some ex-boyfriend, which in that time I also got her to admit what other people she's slept with! But that's besides the point. It doesn't seem to me like she's really interested in my boyfriend, but you never know.
My boyfriend wants all of us to live together because I'm horribly in debt so I'm quite poor, and he and his friend make very little money. As for her staying at my boyfriend's house, I guess she has an abusive father who kicks her out of the house a lot. She did stay over one night when I was there and the only thing she did was use my boyfriend's computer all night (which is what my boyfriend claims she does every time she goes over there). Although I can't figure out why she moved back up here in the first place before she found a place to stay!
My mind is totally made up, there is no way in hell those two are living together if I'm not there. I don't even like the idea of her living with us for privacy reasons of course. I told my boyfriend this and he said that he wouldn't live with her, he'd only let her stay over if she had nowhere else to go. Their stories seem valid, but then again, they're also 60 miles away. Of course his friends would back him up with anything he says. Who knows, one night they could both be drunk, something could happen and ever know! And I don't want to constantly be worried about this. My relationship should be one thing that I don't have to stress over right now!
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Willa Weintraub

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Posted: 05-03-07 07:39am

so true girl! I think your thinking in a good positive manner and as long as you two keep the waves of communication open,it should be fine. Trust is a hard thing to get,but an easy thing to break!
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Makoto

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Posted: 05-07-07 19:08pm

I can see how you are worried about the whole thing. But if it is true, your BF is a good guy making sure a friend of his is not getting beaten around.

If this is the true situation, you could wind up looking like the evil one here. You also might lose your man.

In the end it comes down to how much you trust him, and how much he values your relationship as opposed to his friendship with this other girl.

Push and comment, but do not do it too hard or it all might backfire on you.
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