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23 Nov 11, 6:54 PM
inappropriate*
UK(CF), 3 yrs
Thanks guys - it's much appreciated.

To be honest, I have low expectations of the boyfriend. She was so excited about me meeting him when they got together, and I made four trips to see her (to meet him!) before he showed up. Then he was hungover and barely spoke to me. They've been together 18 months and I've only ever met him twice.

But for all of that, she's a fairly crap girlfriend sometimes too. I love her to pieces, but she's disorganised and scatty.

To @LondonShyGirl - yes, I'm not going to criticise him to her - despite him being inconsiderate most of the time, they fit together well; when he's not being a dick, he makes her very happy(!), and I'm pretty sure they're going to be together for the duration.

It's her friends that I feel most irritated by - she has a group of about 10 close friends who hang out together all of the time, all of whom live within a square mile of her :(

23 Nov 11, 7:00 PM
TheSilverFox*
UK(GU), 2 yrs

The only slight excuse is that if nothing has ever happened in theit world to shatter the illusion that nothing bad ever happens, it can sometimes be difficult for people to comprehend the magnitude of impact something has on others. I bet to some, it will just be tests at a hospital.. What they don't realise is the potential impact and worry that goes with those tests... "Shivers"... Loads of memories..

Let's all play nicely people.. Just remember.. This is meant to be fun!
"The art of being a gentleman is knowing when not to be..."

23 Nov 11, 7:01 PM
Nomad_72
17 mths
All_of_Me wrote:
Sometimes people just don't cope well with their friends having serious conditions. A friend of mine told me she lost some friends when she was diagnosed with cancer. Some people seem to just need to bury their heads and pretend nothing is happening.

Maybe so, but fingers in ears and La La La won't make it go away. At least she's got you, and she knows it.

23 Nov 11, 7:01 PM
GazUK1963
UK(B), 6 yrs
Jezzebelle wrote:
That's one boyfriend who needs a boot!

Firmly planted in his nuts, before saying good by, good riddance!

Everyone who lives dies, but not everyone who dies has truly lived.
When you're tired of The Birmingham Bizarre Bazaar you're tired of life!

23 Nov 11, 7:04 PM
Dark_Cherry
UK(B), 2 yrs


What a cunt. Can I go deal with him please?

Big hugs darlin x

Using milkshake to bring all the boys to my yard since 1972

23 Nov 11, 7:07 PM
inappropriate*
UK(CF), 3 yrs
Dark_Cherry wrote:
What a cunt. Can I go deal with him please?

Big hugs darlin x

You rock my world xxx

23 Nov 11, 7:18 PM
TheSilverFox*
UK(GU), 2 yrs

Dark_Cherry wrote:
What a cunt. Can I go deal with him please?

Big hugs darlin x

Lol.... Well I think that neatly summarises matters there!! Anybody got anything to add??

(you are great!! Lol)

Let's all play nicely people.. Just remember.. This is meant to be fun!
"The art of being a gentleman is knowing when not to be..."

23 Nov 11, 7:28 PM
Dollface
UK, 6 yrs

All_of_Me wrote:
Sometimes people just don't cope well with their friends having serious conditions. A friend of mine told me she lost some friends when she was diagnosed with cancer. Some people seem to just need to bury their heads and pretend nothing is happening.

Your friend is lucky to have you, a caring friend who isn't afraid to deal with difficult situations head-on.

All you can do for her at the moment is be a support, be on the end of the phone for her when she needs you. And look after you, get well, then you can be more of a practical help.

Hugs hunny,

x

This. You're a cracking friend; unfortunately not everyone's so lucky.

xxx

"The less said about life's sores, the better."
- Oscar Wilde.

23 Nov 11, 7:31 PM
MisstressvsSolicedog
UK(NN), 17 mths
what do you think is the reason 'the boy'friend' couldn't handle your friend's problem,

has their been death in his family recently or such fear of loseing the girl he cannot handle any thought of her passing away,

so by being there for her it's an acceptance of her illness,,

i cannot condone his behaviour but his lack of actions made me wonder,

Please excuse crap spelling cause i,m rubbish

23 Nov 11, 7:32 PM
MisstressvsSolicedog
UK(NN), 17 mths
The_White_Tiger wrote:
The only slight excuse is that if nothing has ever happened in theit world to shatter the illusion that nothing bad ever happens, it can sometimes be difficult for people to comprehend the magnitude of impact something has on others. I bet to some, it will just be tests at a hospital.. What they don't realise is the potential impact and worry that goes with those tests... "Shivers"... Loads of memories..

yes,, very true an all

Please excuse crap spelling cause i,m rubbish

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