I have been seeing a guy for 6 months now we are taking things slow and not official. He gets anger issues and has depression and drinking does not help. Last weekend we were at his ex girlfriend’s house for a bbq (he is still good friends with her). Anyway the ex girlf split up with her new partner that evening and he moved out. The partner who moved out blames the guy I am seeing for it all as he is good friends with this girl still and the guy I am seeing goes round there a lot still. Anyway I found out the next day that to wind the partner up who had moved out that night the guy I am seeing had decided to send messages to the partner about what he was doing in bed to his ex girlf who is also the guy I am seeing’s ex girlf too. I got sent the screenshots sadly. This is out of order isn’t it from the guy I am seeing even though we are not official? He was very drunk and said he did it to wind the ex partner up who had just split up with the girl. The partner I am seeing has not apologised to me about it either
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Inappropriate behaviour from a guy I am seeing?
Charliec12 · 17/05/2022 22:14
elle1005 · 17/05/2022 22:42
I'll be honest, I got a bit lost halfway through and don't quite know who is who. But nevertheless, he sounds like an idiot and you need to get rid.
At the early stages of a relationship, things should be smooth sailing as you're trying to impress each other. If he pulls these stunts now, just imagine how bad it will get further down the line.
Get out of there whilst you're not as invested in him yet, otherwise you'll end up putting up with all sorts of nonsense. It's giving me potential cheater vibes. Using drinking to excuse his behaviour is a huge red flag for me.
TheOnlyLivingBoyInNewCross · 17/05/2022 22:37
If after six months you’re still not official and still he’s the ‘guy you are seeing’ (seriously, how many times can that phrase be used in one paragraph?) rather than a boyfriend, just cut your losses and walk away. Neither of you sounds overly invested in whatever it is you have and everyone sounds far too immature to be in an actual relationship, so what have you got to lose?
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