one of my friends ( a girl ) cheated on her boyfriend who is also my friend. she told me not to tell him but i feel like he needs to know. but i dont want her getting mad at me. what should i do? answer tonight would be great
Brandi_S answered Wednesday April 4 2007, 7:17 pm: Since they are both your friends and you would like to keep it that way, stay out of it.
Yes, he does need to know, but it isn't your place to tell him.
Encourage her to tell him before he hears it from somebody else.
Other than that, don't get in the middle of it. You don't agree with what she did, which is good, but it isn't your problem. It is something that is personal between them. [ Brandi_S's advice column | Ask Brandi_S A Question ]
beebee69 answered Wednesday April 4 2007, 7:16 pm: Tell him,anyway!A bitch that cheats on her boy friend doesn't deserve any boy friend.And she doesn't have to find out anyway...just tell him to promise not to tell your friend that you told him. [ beebee69's advice column | Ask beebee69 A Question ]
LagunaBabe answered Wednesday April 4 2007, 7:15 pm: Hi! I know, just exactly how you're feeling, I've been there. Honestly, I wish I could tell you different, but by telling her boyfriend -- more than likely she's going to be mad at you. There's no escaping that, however, I do think you owe him that much to tell him he's being cheated on. It isn't the most pleasant thing to hear, but I'm sure he would want to know.
I really think you should talk to him, and tell him he's being cheated on. If it will make you feel a little better, you could tell your friend that if she doesn't go and tell him, then you're definitely going to because it isn't fair to him.
helloxdear13 answered Wednesday April 4 2007, 7:13 pm: It depends on how far she went. Just a kiss, or a short make-out isn't something you should let out. But anything over that and its important to let him know she doesn't have feelings for him right. Just... don't tell him up front. Like, don't let him think it was you unless he absolutely won't believe an anonymous message.
That okay? You can ignore some of that if you're sure. Just try to keep both friendships, don't lose them. Which was why I suggested the anonymous thing. So your girlfriend didn't... hate you. [ helloxdear13's advice column | Ask helloxdear13 A Question ]
christina answered Wednesday April 4 2007, 7:13 pm: Personally, I think you shouldn't get involved. I mean, he deserves to know, yes, but he should hear it from her, not you.
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