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Absolutely desperate for help!!

right girls and guys i am absolutely desperate!! Me and my guy are in a major rutt and i feel as if i have done everything in my power to resolve it.

Help me please!!

i have lived with my partner for 18 months and we have been living together for a year everything is fine apart from one little trampy friend.
David is very close friends with his ex's best friend and has been for about 3 years, i used to live with her before i met david back then there were no problems whatsoever and we were quite good friends but the moment that me and david told her we were together things changed she started looking at me like i was weird and eventually stopped talking to me altogether and laughing and joking with David right in front of my eyes. after about 6 months of me trying to get along with his friend i gave up and stopped going round now i am not "welcome" at their house any more. David has never once stood up for me or told donna that she is in the wrong am i really asking too much from him.

No joke now this is really depressing me, i think about it erery minute of the day i know i should just drop it but i'm soft.

would really appreciate any suggestions.

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I am not sure whether I am understanding this correctly. David is your boy friend, right? If so, then YES - he should stand up for you. You are not asking too much.

(He should act like a man ).

Sorry

I take my posting back. After having read all of this here I realize that I misunderstood something. English is not my mother tongue.

Besides, the bf moved out.

Sorry, ladies.

Accept

First of all I want to make it clear that you don't have the right to chose who your boyfriend is friends with. Maybe she is a b.... in general, but apparently their relationship is rewarding towards David, because why else would he still care for their friendship?

You got to ask yourself what it really is that you want from David. Apparently there's a squabble between you and Donna, and even though you haven't got any part in it, one can't force anyone to like you. But David shouldn't have to meddle or chose a side, and asking him to stand up for you is really asking him to take on YOUR issue and meddle in something that's not his business. Perhaps even give up his friendship.

I understand that you feel like David is there for you and I understand that it's very painful.
But right now the table is actually turned. David needs YOU to be there for HIM. He needs you to love him enough to feel happy in his behalf that he got a friend he can trust. And he needs you to be so large as to accept that we can't be loved by all and as long as his friendship with Donna is rewarding you will turn your blind eye and ignore her totally childish behaviour.
Not because of her - but because you love David and want what's best for him.


Don't think about that you want from your boyfriend - think of what you can give him instead.

Thanks

thanks i just need a slap across the face i think - me and my fella have decided to take a break and i have moved out temp. till he sorts out his head he told me that he isn't sure if he loves me and it honestly crushed me don't know what to do. . .

Mother of 3 boys under 4

Do you love him?



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