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Long term boyfriend kissed another guy

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NegativeNelly · 07/12/2019 17:39

Hi,

I don't know if this is a 'problem' or if I'm over reacting because it's that time of the month and when that happens everything hits me at once.

My partner of 10 years who I live with went to his works Xmas do the other night and got very drunk. The next day he was telling me about the antics they all got up to on the night out. But mentioned that another guy who he works with in his team was really really drunk and kept kissing him. I thought maybe jokingly on forehead or whatever like lads do but he said no on the lips..
My partner saw me shift or feel uncomfortable and quickly changed the subject. When I tried to bring it up again he got defensive and said that it was all a joke and I'm blowing things out of proportion.

Maybe I am? Like I'm glad he told me, but I also feel odd about it , like if it was a woman who kissed my partner I would feel odd too so I don't know why I should treat this differently...

Sorry it's a bit of an odd one I know

OP posts:
Niki93 · 07/12/2019 17:46

If he felt comfortable within himself to know its all innocent, banter and jokey then why would he have quickly changed the subject? If you’ve tried bringing it up again with him and hes gotten defensive that would annoy me. Whys he brought it up in the first place? Surely he’d have known youd have asked questions. It is abit odd and i think any girlfriend would hve questions even if it was a jokey thing or not x

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