well hes not really my brother but we are close friends so he calls me his little sis(he one year older than me)!well he is like the sweetest guy when it comes to his gf!his gf is in all my classes and shes real quiet but nice.he is always spending all this money on her buying her stuff and i really dont think she apprciates it!i mean she plays around with her friend talking about how sexy some of the boys in our school are and stuff.they have been going out for about a year and he says he like loves her and i dont think she feels the same way.he told me about how he told her that it was a 50/50 realatinship and he felt like she wasnt givn her part in the relationship.she said she was trying to work on it but i feel for my brother!he worked so hard to pleaase her and she really doesnt care!i just really dont wanna see him get hurt because he meens alot to me!im just confused on if i should talk to him about it or not?thanx for the advice!
ChevyIINova answered Monday February 4 2008, 11:48 pm: Yeah, you should talk to him about it! Friends don't let friends get played. If he takes your advice or not is his choice, you can't make anyone do anything they don't want to do. However, you can let him know from a third person view how you see things. He'll respect your concern but don't get mad if he brushes you off, because if you are right he'll 'wake up' and thank you later on. You know your friend better than anyone else here, so use your own words. I am not going to tell you how to say it. [ ChevyIINova's advice column | Ask ChevyIINova A Question ]
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