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New boyfriends female friend texts " Stay away from my man!" What would you do?
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            If it's not that serious, walk. It really depends upon the ages of all 3 parties. Teens/young? Easily hurt, seems like the end of the world. Either way, somebody is telling porkies. As I say, if you are not that close, walk. Do you need the hassle?I think this job really needs
a much bigger hammer.
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            If it's not that serious, walk. It really depends upon the ages of all 3 parties. Teens/young? Easily hurt, seems like the end of the world. Either way, somebody is telling porkies. As I say, if you are not that close, walk. Do you need the hassle?
We don't know if it's the boyfriend telling porkies though.
I can't understand why anyone would need to ask WWYD on a public forum in such circumstances.
Just ask the bloke.0 - 
            I know what I would do. Laughingly say - you will never believe the text I received the other day. Then say what it said. If you can't tell from the response what he knows about it, if anything, then just walk away. A text is meaningless because anyone could have sent it, without a voice on the other end of the phone you can't even tell if it is male or female.0
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            That is making a clear statement you don't trust this man, which would therefore lead the the relationship being doomed...
Why would you trust someone you hardly know? I always see trust as something that is earned, not something that you give with the benefit of the doubt.
The first thing I checked after I'd been on a few dates with OH was the electoral registry, to ensure there wasn't a secret wife/girlfriend living with him...mainly because at time I thought he was too perfect to be single (later discovered that he wasn't perfect, but still the love of my life!).
I'd be very wary if I received such a text. Many possibilities, most not good. I would assume that this relationship was unlikely to go further but would give him a chance to explain and then show that there really was nothing going on.0 - 
            I would ditch him on the basis that I wouldn't want to date someone who had a life where this could happen. I think it's an early sign of drama to follow. And I would like to date someone a bit more grown up.
For those that say that it could happen to anyone I disagree. This wouldn't happen to me. Why do you need to share your phone and allow someone you know to send texts to people in your phone book.
Unnecessary.2017- 5 credit cards plus loan
Overdraft And 1 credit card paid off.
2018 plans - reduce debt0 - 
            I would show the text to the person in question - and watch his reaction...and maybe back off for a few days - let him sort things out or get his explanations in order!0
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            Being a mischievous sort, I'd be bouncing that text right back, with all of the grammatical errors corrected. Something like...
"Can you stop meeting up with my boyfriend? He and I are still together, something he obviously hasn't told you. I have seen your texts. Please stay out of our current relationship."
Thanks for your message. I have corrected your errors. You have, however, scored 5/10 for effort. Well done, and keep trying!
(You could add a nice smiley face for extra sarcasm?)
Then run for the hills....who needs the drama?"I may be many things but not being indiscreet isn't one of them"0 - 
            barbiedoll wrote: »Being a mischievous sort, I'd be bouncing that text right back, with all of the grammatical errors corrected. Something like...
"Can you stop meeting up with my boyfriend? He and I are still together, something he obviously hasn't told you. I have seen your texts. Please stay out of our current relationship."
Thanks for your message. I have corrected your errors. You have, however, scored 5/10 for effort. Well done, and keep trying!
(You could add a nice smiley face for extra sarcasm?)
Then run for the hills....who needs the drama?
The grammatical errors may be the OP's.
She posted "something along the lines of...."0 - 
            What girl says 'can you stop seeing my BF' and carries on seeing him herself. Surely she'd be ringing saying 'are you seeing my BF?' and going crazy.
I would probably ring her from another phone or number withheld - after I'd spoken with him.
I have had similar things - a call from my BF's wife (I thought they were separated - they weren't, and had a son).
But she wouldn't have just sent a text asking me to stop seeing him!
All sounds very immature.2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0 - 
            School's back next week.I am not a cat (But my friend is)0
 
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