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I'm friends with both. I am attracted to both, not one more than the other. They're both besties. I am afraid of choosing, let alone pursuing at all because I feel it can end in a disaster in our friendship with one another and with them to each other. I'm suitable in their eyes as far as I can tell and know from what they all say about me.
What do I do? They are the kind of good girls, not bad; so before you say anything I'd be the one to approach one of them. Not them approaching me.
Any advice? I'm scared to do anything that might make me regret it. Never been in this situation in my life before.
Threesome!
>>16549374
Will need a lot of advice from all of you; I'm going to the doctor today. Hopefully I'll be able to see some advice when I come back.
>>16549380
Nooooooo, out of the question.
On Thursday, I cheated on my girlfriend. It was with a very attractive girl who was slightly younger. I told my girlfriend last night and she didn't take is well. She slapped me and called me names, she has told everyone she's met - causing me to lose my friends and the other girl to lose her friends. My and the girl cannot be together as she has entered a relationship since. I am not close to my parents. I haven't slept and have been drinking all day, I have no one to turn to and don't know what to do. What do I do? How do I deal with the guilt? How do I rebuild?
Move on. Don't do it again, faggot. Rebuild your circle of friends. Go out to parts of town they don't frequent. Disassociate. Die.
Your friends will come back around.
>>16549134
That's what I'm hoping
Hi /adv/
Has anyone here had any success in stealing your crush from their significant other?
How did you go about it and what were the end results?
>(did it last, was it worth it, etc.)
Conversely, if you never have or are currently in a loving relationship,
>what would it take for you to leave for someone else?
>>16549050
Yes.
She was in a ldr, I would keep her company most nights, just fooling around as friends. she left him and we end up more or less living in each other bedrooms but we were never a real couple until a year afterwards.
>>16549065
Thank you, anon. Your words give me hope. Bumping for more.
>>16549050
There is only a chance of this happening if the girl in question really likes you, shows obvious signs such as flirting and touching. If you dont have any of this, then give up now..
Not to mention if you manage to "steal" a girl from her boyfriend, what makes you think she wont be stolen away by the next male to approach her.
This isn't a cry for help.
I'm killing myself today.
Thinking of getting blackout drunk and taking pills and falling asleep on train tracks. Better ideas?
>>16549030
Trains don't run at night.
Also get help.
>>16549030
Don't use train tracks, think of something else. You can end your own life for all I care, but don't ruin the train operator's life as well by by making him a suicide assistant.
>>16549035
Trains run at night all the time what are you talking about
Night trains, they call him
I need your honest advice.
I own a house and I have a friend that asked me if she could stay at my house (just moved in 3 days ago). She got out of a relationship with a guy she shared an apartment with. I told her she could crash for a week or so until she could figure out where to go. She said she was unsure how long she needed to stay. We came to the agreement before she moved in that she would owe me rent if she stayed longer and discussed the rent, utilities, etc.
Today, I asked her how long she plans on staying. She said, "I don't know. Maybe a...
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You should be leary.
I don't think you're ever getting any money from her, but whatever, give her the free week you said you would and deal with it then.
You just got a squatter and she just broke up and moved, just try and relax for a few days.
"We need a rental agreement so that my ass is covered legally, and so that this doesn't turn into a sore topic between us."
Alternatively, she absolutely has to leave before the month is up, because that's the point at which many laws establish a person as a legal resident. That turns "GTFO" into "I need to serve an eviction notice." For that trouble, you might as well have terms by which she lives there.
Honestly I think that the rent issue is not as significant as the residency one. Drop the money question. Just tell her...
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