Okay, this might sound stupid but here it goes: My friend is obsessed with the fact that I have a lot in common with her boyfriend. Whenever she brings up the subject, she'll call him and ask both of us what things we like, and if we say the same thing she'll scream and say that we're going to fall "madly in love." I've told her hundreds of times that he's going out with HER, and he obviously LIKES her! I've spoken to her b/f once, and I don't like him that way, but she's obsessing that he's going to break up with her for me.. whom he's never even met. She's mad that she has NOTHING in common with this guy, and that I do, and I don't want to lose her as a friend.. and she won't listen to anything I say!
Sorry for the long post, but any ideas on what I should do?
xoRachel answered Monday August 30 2004, 7:34 pm: Wow, you're friends taking this stuff way too far. If you've never even met the guy tell her she has nothing to worry about... that you don't even know him and you don't want to go out with him. He likes her and he's going out with her. Maybe your friend and this guy should have a talk about it all. If she keeps this up she IS going to lose her boyfriend soon! Hope I helped! Drop one in my inbox if you need any more help!
Love, RacheL [ xoRachel's advice column | Ask xoRachel A Question ]
xo_Meg_ox answered Monday August 30 2004, 6:36 pm: tell her opposites attract and this way they have more to learn about each other...two ppl with a whole lot in common are normally just good friends [ xo_Meg_ox's advice column | Ask xo_Meg_ox A Question ]
hailebop answered Monday August 30 2004, 6:02 pm: Just keep doing what you are doing, reassuring her that you aren't interested and your sure he isn't either. Hopefully if you repeat it often enough, she'll believe you. It might be worth trying to get to the bottom of why she's worrying - does she have low self-esteem and not believe she's worthy of her boyfriend, or does she not trust him to stay with her? Try talking to her about why she's so worried and hopefully this will both help her sort out her own head and take the focus of you and back on to her and her worries. Good luck! [ hailebop's advice column | Ask hailebop A Question ]
citychicka04 answered Monday August 30 2004, 4:48 pm: hahah i feel for you its kinda like that with my friend but the opposite see she was goin out with this guy and i became good friends with him *me and her are best friends anyway lol* so yea and we do have a lot in common now see since they broke up she thinks he likes me now its total chaos haha but everyone thinks i like his soooooooooooooooooo yea lol! well all i can say is prove to her that u dont or idk lol
LilMia811 answered Monday August 30 2004, 3:26 pm: umm... not to be rude... but your friend is a retard? how could her bf possibly want you if he desnt even know you. so what if you guys have the same things in common, alot of total strangers ahve the same things in common. she is over reacting big time. tell her to chill out, your her friend and you would never do that to her and you know how much she likes him. so she can just stop getting pissed about nothing. [ LilMia811's advice column | Ask LilMia811 A Question ]
applescruff answered Monday August 30 2004, 3:25 pm: Explain to her that first of all she's being silly because you've never met him and you have no intention of doing so unless she wants you to. Ponit out to her that you've never done anything that would lead to the two of you going out. You value her friendship a lot and you wouldn't do anything to jeopardize it, you're actually trying to save it right now. Though talking to her boyfriend again might not be the best idea, but if you do, you might want to suggest to him to bring up the matter with her. If she needs reassuring maybe it's better if she gets it from both sides. [ applescruff's advice column | Ask applescruff A Question ]
jesikuh977 answered Monday August 30 2004, 3:25 pm: well tell ur friend that opposites attract:) andd tell her u've never even met the guy soo she can chill outt! lol
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