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posted by: squirrelzone (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (10:56 am) I think it normal to have feelings of jealousy. As long as it doesn't consume you. posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (11:03 am) Reply to: squirrelzone Thankfully, I am not consumed by the jealousy...They just have more history together than I do with him, and they're practically family (with each other). The other day, Mr. Nick (he's my boyfriend of almost a year...I have made up nicknames for all guys I date. And before I met him, I was dating a lot! It's almost all documented in my numerous blog entries...BWAHAHA) and I went shopping at some farmer's market. And I was buying some pesto from this vendor. The vendor said to me, "he adores you, you know." I wasn't sure if he saw something, or was just saying that because Mr. Nick was buying me (expensive) pesto. posted by: bawdy (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (12:01 pm) Maybe your "friend" was hoping you'd become more than that until he found someone else. Or maybe his wife is the controlling, jealous type who forced him to cut ties with women acquaintances. Or maybe he's just a jerk. posted by: fundasticfathom (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (1:43 pm) so finally, did you try to find out 'does he?' posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (1:58 pm) Reply to: bawdy I had one other guy friend who had to drop me from his life after he got married. I was surprised I was even invited to the wedding! I'll just chalk it up to jerkiness. Whatever! posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 08.21.07 (1:59 pm) Reply to: fundasticfathom I already know the answers, I think :) One time he called his sister "Hon" by accident. I think the one time he told his friend he loved her was another of those moments (even though I don't doubt he loves this friend like a sister). posted by: Fitgirl (reply) post date: 08.22.07 (10:00 am) Collin says "I love you" to me a lot, but I agree with you... even if he does "love her" as a sister, once he says those words to someone else, it would still create those feelings of jealousy like you described! Matters of the heart are just so complicated! posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 08.22.07 (10:47 am) Reply to: Fitgirl The solace I have is that Mr. Nick gets pangs (oops, I first typed that as "pants" BWAHHAA) of jealousy, too!! posted by: inkspector (reply) post date: 08.22.07 (12:17 pm) I think it also depends on how confident you are of yourself, your feelings, and your relationship. You have something, believe in it, and don't let jealous feelings rip it apart. posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 08.22.07 (2:25 pm) Reply to: inkspector For the most part, I'm not the insanely jealous type :-) Mr. Nick definitely gives me a sense of security! |
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