ThunderMaverick
Master Don Juan
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- Mar 19, 2004
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I''ve been in an almost 4 month relationship with a girl I was friends with for a year or so prior. Great chemistry. We're very honest with each other. Like most of the same things and grew up in similar ways. Everything is fine except for the orbiters...
A couple of months ago she had a photography shoot with a guy who ties people up (it's a fetish thing) and I escorted her to the shoot. The guy was flirting with her and on a few occasions pulled her hair. It didn't bother her at the time but I was enraged. I didn't say anything because I didn't want to mess the shoot up. I told her after and she ended up telling the guy that it was disrespectful to me. He apologized to her (not me) and said it wouldn't happen again. Keep in mind also the guy was writing in his photo comment of her that she reminded him of his ex girlfriend he "use to have a lot of fun with. but that's another story".
That's always stayed in my mind.
Yesterday when I was leaving her place she said her ex boyfriend of 5 years was going to pick her up and they were going to go to the mall. This threw me for a loop because she tells me at the last minute and she wouldn't have told me if I didn't ask.
I told her I was uncomfortable with it because of their history (abuse, etc) and was just going to leave when he showed up. But I decided to call them back and hang with them at the mall.
Me and the ex ended up talking for a couple of hours and everything was cool He's a changed person and really just a friend from what I could see.
A few minutes ago I get a text of what her plans are for today. She's hanging out with the photo guy who pulled her hair. Apparently he's buying her lunch.
I just texted her back "okay" and didn't really think about it. NOW I'm thinking about it. I'm trying my best to see from her perspective (after all that's what couples do to stay together) but it's really hard to swallow knowing that the guy is really attracted to her AND buying her lunch. If the guy had no testicles and didn't see her in a sexual light I wouldn't have a problem with it. But he knows and SHE knows.
Due to abuse she's had a hard time defending herself against people and that's what worries me more than anything. I saw this guy display dominance over her and she didn't fight back. Now he's treating her to lunch. I don't want to think about this ****, that's why I'm asking...
what do you guys think I should do? I have a few things in mind, but I don't want to overreact.
A couple of months ago she had a photography shoot with a guy who ties people up (it's a fetish thing) and I escorted her to the shoot. The guy was flirting with her and on a few occasions pulled her hair. It didn't bother her at the time but I was enraged. I didn't say anything because I didn't want to mess the shoot up. I told her after and she ended up telling the guy that it was disrespectful to me. He apologized to her (not me) and said it wouldn't happen again. Keep in mind also the guy was writing in his photo comment of her that she reminded him of his ex girlfriend he "use to have a lot of fun with. but that's another story".
That's always stayed in my mind.
Yesterday when I was leaving her place she said her ex boyfriend of 5 years was going to pick her up and they were going to go to the mall. This threw me for a loop because she tells me at the last minute and she wouldn't have told me if I didn't ask.
I told her I was uncomfortable with it because of their history (abuse, etc) and was just going to leave when he showed up. But I decided to call them back and hang with them at the mall.
Me and the ex ended up talking for a couple of hours and everything was cool He's a changed person and really just a friend from what I could see.
A few minutes ago I get a text of what her plans are for today. She's hanging out with the photo guy who pulled her hair. Apparently he's buying her lunch.
I just texted her back "okay" and didn't really think about it. NOW I'm thinking about it. I'm trying my best to see from her perspective (after all that's what couples do to stay together) but it's really hard to swallow knowing that the guy is really attracted to her AND buying her lunch. If the guy had no testicles and didn't see her in a sexual light I wouldn't have a problem with it. But he knows and SHE knows.
Due to abuse she's had a hard time defending herself against people and that's what worries me more than anything. I saw this guy display dominance over her and she didn't fight back. Now he's treating her to lunch. I don't want to think about this ****, that's why I'm asking...
what do you guys think I should do? I have a few things in mind, but I don't want to overreact.