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Difficult situation

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Beautifulbridie · 08/04/2018 01:00

I became friends with a couple a few months ago. I am single and am not experienced at relationships.
The guy dropped in without warning and told me he had decided to split up with his partner as he thought she had cheated. I said he needed to give her the benefit of the doubt and talk things through with her as they had been together a long time. I am hurt as I think he dropped in on me to make her jealous and feel like I was brought into a situation that I had nothing to do with. I always invite both of them to lunch etc but she only came along once. I value their friendship but want to make it clear it’s with both of them and not him alone which I feel very uncomfortable with. How do I approach this situation please without losing them as friends?

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AjasLipstick · 08/04/2018 03:35

Op he MIGHT have dropped in and said that because he wanted to try it on with you.

He may have been looking for signals that you'd be up for an affair.

I would not consider them friends....she won't even come to lunch? That's not someone who wants to be your friend.

BubblingUp · 08/04/2018 04:09

Two months friendship? Ghost both of them.

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