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I have found in my personal experience that you will likely do more harm to your friendship than help to your friend, in this case. No matter how good a friend you think B is, you should not intervene unless you think she is in some kind of danger.
It is more likely B will believe whatever C says anyway - because people in love tend to do that in my ...
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I'm a very direct person myself, so this might be a bit harsh, but it has yet to fail (for me or my friends if they apply this advise):
In my experience, these kinda of problems tend to "hover around" until you swat them down. Be direct and tell him to stop bringing it up. It was a group decision at the time, nothing personal, he needs to stop acting as if ...
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Given that this question was asked nearly two years ago, I assume you've already taken some sort of action. However, I have been on the other side of an eerily similar situation about seven years ago, so perhaps I can provide some insight into how your friend may (have) respond(ed) to the apology. Note that my situation is idiosyncratic, just like all ...
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Girlfriend indicated that she wants to pleasure me orally, which startled me, now things are stifled
As with any interpersonal intimate (not only sexual) relationship, being clear and honest in communicating is the key. Try to tell your partner what you wrote here, communicate what you want and what you are afraid of. Ask you partner for same: what are they afraid of, what they want to do.
This is what me and my partner had to go through in order to figure ...
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Your boyfriend's behavior sounds like what I would classify as passive aggressiveness, something I used to engage in quite a bit. Thanks to what I learned from my partner's approach with me, I am much better at bringing up my relationship concerns in a more productive manner, so perhaps sharing what they did with me would be helpful for you.
(NOTE: I found ...
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I strongly disagree with the accepted answer. I have a few friends who tend to get involved with "bad" people. This is how I handle it.
If they are not together:
I address my concerns. In your case I would have said something like:
Dear B, from my perspective it seems like getting together with C might not be a good idea. I think this because he ...
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I think it is very important to know what exactly is your girlfriend's reason for being against 'hard' drugs. If she is personally against drugs that cause any loss of control over mental state, even if temporarily, then you will need to understand that it is very hard to justify taking such drugs even once. Have you considered that she may have already made ...
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