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BEST FRIEND TRIED IT WITH BOYFRIEND

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lithium3 · 07/11/2016 22:53

So after giving birth to DS 4 months ago I was out this weekend for the first time. I invited my best friend as she was having a rough time with her DP (she has two little boys with him) to come along with me and my DP to later meet up with a few of my other friends.

After a few beers it was clear that she was quite drunk and we headed to the club. I went to the toilet and came down to DP telling me that she had tried to kiss him. I put it down to just been drunk and falling around and DP misreading the situation (surely my best friend wouldn't do that). However, DP came over again and told me to get her away from him as she kept trying to kiss him.. So I moved her then she did the same to all my male friends including one who had a girlfriend which she met earlier that evening. I felt so embarrassed by her, all of them felt so awkward.

In the end she ended up finding a man that actually kissed her back and she stayed with him the remainder of the night until it was 3am and me and DP wanted to go home yet she refused to come with us so we left her with this man.

We have spoke since but she hasn't mentioned anything about it, she apologised to me and DP for 'being a dick' over text.

DP absolutely adored this girl before all this and loved her two little boys but now he feels so awkward and keeps telling me to speak to her about it as it was so unacceptable for her to do that. I agree with him but I really don't know how to address the situation, in my mind I'm just putting it down to her being so drunk she didn't know what she was doing but then another part of me thinks that she did know.

I don't know what to do, she is my best friend that I turn to for everything. How should I address it? Am I being too laid back? Just need an outsiders opinion..

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Mistletoekids · 07/11/2016 22:57

You need go call Her out on it, not acceptable in any way and if you don't deal with it will ruin relationship between her and DP.

Obviously wasn't specidic to him so maybe try the, hey last night was wierd. Me and DP feeling a bit uncomfortable with you trying to kiss him / eberyone. Is everything ok? Anything going on you want to talk about? And take it from there

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Afreshstartplease · 07/11/2016 22:59

I think she's probably really unhappy in her own life

It's sad

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baconandeggies · 07/11/2016 23:00

Sounds like she's incredibly unhappy. You can either be there for her - as she has been for you in the past - or you choose to freeze her out.

Given that she sounded incredibly drunk, trying it on with everyone and is having a rough time at home - I wouldn't go in too hard.

Did nobody try to get her home when it was clear she was in a state?

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NavyandWhite · 07/11/2016 23:02

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KC225 · 07/11/2016 23:02

Agree with the above poster you need to speak to her about it and do not be fobbed off with her laughing it off. If you still want to be friends do not invite her on nights out

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AnyFucker · 07/11/2016 23:05

I think your boyfriend should get over himself

He used to love her 2 little boys ? What have they to do with this Hmm

This woman is clearly struggling with something, she didn't target him personally and he is having such a tantrum about it ? And better still...he wants you to tackle her instead of manning up and doing it himself

Personally, I think a little bit more of your attention could be directed towards your friend and a bit less to the hissy fits of Prince Fucking Charming there

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KnittingPearl · 07/11/2016 23:05

She's clearly desperately unhappy with life. I think you do have to speak to her, but you don't need to (at the moment) lay into her. Depending on how she reacts to your talk, then is the moment for decisions as to the future of your friendship. Your DP shouldn't be put into this position, and unless she takes it seriously, she isn't showing you or him the respect you both should receive.

Also, do you think she might have a drink problem?

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NavyandWhite · 07/11/2016 23:07

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AnyFucker · 07/11/2016 23:08

If she was also publicly trying to kiss every one else, yes

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baconandeggies · 07/11/2016 23:10

Is it an equal friendship OP? Do you support her as much as she does for you?

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HerOtherHalf · 07/11/2016 23:11

From what you describe, she was clearly too drunk to be in control of herself so I wouldn't hold it against her myself. I actually think you have more to answer for. Why did you leave a friend, clearly in an unfit drunken state, alone with a man she didn't know at 3 in the morning? You didn't have any concern for her safety, nor her doing something she might well regret, yet you're stressing out over a drunken attempt to kiss your boyfriend? Strange priorities.

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DearMrDilkington · 07/11/2016 23:12

Oh come on. If it was a really drunk bloke going around his friends girlfriends repeatedly trying to kiss them nobody would think it was sad for him.

Op say something. Its unacceptable for a male or female to get in that state and repeatedly sexually harass someone.

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AnyFucker · 07/11/2016 23:15

If my best friend was behaving as described in the op, I would be very concerned about her and so would my H

I would think she had been spiked or slipped drugs or was having some sort of crisis

I wouldn't be "moving" her then standing by while she tried to snog other males in the party nor would I be leaving her with some random

If you do that then she is clearly no "best friend" to anyone who stood by and watched that happening

And if my H snivelled about it like this guy he would get told to get a grip

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NavyandWhite · 07/11/2016 23:15

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Blackbird82 · 07/11/2016 23:15

Anyfucker Grin

I agree. Your partner is being a bit of a fanny. She tried to cop off with everyone and didn't just target him. She must be feeling mortified.

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NavyandWhite · 07/11/2016 23:17

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DearMrDilkington · 07/11/2016 23:19

navy awful double standards happening on here at the moment. This thread is disgraceful.

If ops friend was a male everyone would be calling her a pigHmm.

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NavyandWhite · 07/11/2016 23:21

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DearMrDilkington · 07/11/2016 23:21

And if my H snivelled about it like this guy he would get told to get a grip

So if your dh had a friend that was very drunk that kept trying to kiss you and you had repeatedly asked them to stop, you'd be fine with this response from your dh to you?

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AnyFucker · 07/11/2016 23:22

Navy...does this woman sound like she is in a good place to you ?

I am very bored with this "reverse the sexes and you would get a very different response" asshattery

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baconandeggies · 07/11/2016 23:23

I think if one of my male friends was invited on a night out because they were having problems with their wife, and got really drunk, and tried to kiss people's girlfriends, I'd like to think that the group would recognise what was going on and put him in a taxi home.

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Blackbird82 · 07/11/2016 23:23

I think had it been my husbands drunken friend I would have just told him to stop being a drunken dick and probably laughed about it, as would my dh!

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AnyFucker · 07/11/2016 23:23

It wouldn't get to that point, Dear

Which is precisely my point

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