Need some honest advice here fellas. Have a plate I’m seeing, she pushed for commitment. She drives two hours to see me. She’s caught me out with beautiful women before we were official, and still
Kept seeing me. I believe a girl has to prove herself 6 months before I commit but everyone likes her a lot.
the other night we went out with her girlfriend who is best friends with the ex. I knew about this. We saw her exes best friend at the club she told me that’s my ex boyfriends best friend just letting you know in case he’s here. I walked downstairs late at night and she was on the phone with the ex. Her stupid drunk friend I guess called the ex on my girlfriends phone. I confronted her and cursed the guy out and threw her **** out of my apartment thinking she was cheating on me.
she told me she hasn’t seen the guy in 4 years. And he lives in another city. Did some digging and the story checks out. The guy doesn’t even live here
so you tell me fellas. Should I kick this girl to the curb ? Or should I be pissed but am I overreacting?
part of me feels like ending a good thing with a girl
Who treats me like a king and gives me amazing sex, over a drunk phone call with a guy she hasn’t seen in 4 years in another state feels kind of psychopathic. especially when her friend instigated it. But if she’s not to be trusted I wanna get out while I can before I invest.
I Still banged her but I need to know if I should emotionally detach. I don’t wanna get hurt here. My gut says she’s a good girl and I know she loves me but this is ****ing with me. But if I’m acting nuts over this you guys gotta tell me to give her a shot
@Hank Moody and the other guys are right about this one buddy - as far as keeping your emotions in check. One of the most powerful tools we have as men is stoicism and maintaining and even temperament. It's one thing that really sets us apart from women. Trust me, it can be difficult, especially if you think someone you love is cheating on you.
I was a lot like you. I would ALWAYS overreact or act childish when it came to arguing with my ex-wife. But finally when I was going through my divorce I just let go. I realized that the more emotionally invested in arguments I became, the more it hurt me, and the more it fed into what she wanted (i.e. getting a reaction or having ammunition to say I was 'wrong' or 'immature'). Once I started acting indifferent and stoic she had nothing on me, and I had the frame.
It sounds like this time you 'got away with it' in the sense that this girl did not turn this into a big deal, walk away, ask to break up, etc. But definitely keep that lesson in mind for the future as I'm sure part of her is still ruminating on how you handled the situation. Hey, we are all human though, right?