Did I make the right choice about having a crush on my bffs
Question Posted Thursday May 24 2007, 3:06 am
I've liked my bestfriends boyfriend since before she started to date him. And now after two months they broke up. In fact shes even going out with someone new again. So I have my chance to go out with him. And I took it. I told her and a lot of different people that I was only going out with him to hurt him, which I would never do. I even about convinced myself that I didn't even like him. Now he said he loved me and at first I was hesitant to say I love you too, but I said I love you. Everything would be great but I know its just not right to go out with your bff's ex, especially when she says she doesn't love him when she really does. Also summer vacation just let out and she is going to a new school next year so she'll probably never see him again but I will. I just want to know if you think I made the right decisions in what i did. and if you think otherwise don't be afraid to tell me becuase I don't want to make the same mistakes twice.
christina answered Thursday May 24 2007, 5:04 pm: I would do whatever made me happy. If you like this guy, don't worry about your friend. She's got her own thing going on, so do what makes you feel good. [ christina's advice column | Ask christina A Question ]
helpachick answered Thursday May 24 2007, 5:00 pm: honestly, i dont think its right for anyone to go out with their best friends exboyfriend. because believe me i know that even if your over the guy, it is a little awkward and well pretty annoying...really annoying. so unless the friend comes out and talks about omg i think he likes you and is all you know, girl, about it...like she doesnt care, then next time if this doesnt happen i would not go out with the ex. and if you do, dont lie about why your with him. because when people do that it only hurts other people more when they find out you were lieing. whether it was directly towards them or not.
xoxo helpachick [ helpachick's advice column | Ask helpachick A Question ]
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