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How do i tell my friend without dropping my daughter in it.

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Emmamc1984 · 07/08/2023 16:15

My 35 year old friend has recently started a new relationship with a much younger man. My teenage daughter recently saw him at a party and he didnt have many nice things to say about my friend and he also began making comments of a flirty nature towards my daughter. How do i tell my friend he is only using her for somewhere to stay without dropping my daughter in it as being the one who told me as it may cause bother for my daughter.

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dudsville · 07/08/2023 19:00

I've never understood why you wouldn't tell someone close to you information that would greatly effect them. I just would have told my friend straight, but then i read@Bookworm20 's idea and think that's perfect.

Merapi · 07/08/2023 19:10

Emmamc1984 · 07/08/2023 18:42

She is nearly 18 and he is 25 so unsure why he was at the same party think he knew a few others who were there.

So she's 17 then. And he's 25. Hmm. I'm liking him less and less.

7eleven · 07/08/2023 19:17

If I’d heard it myself I’d speak up. In this situation I’d stay quiet. It’s third hand info at this point and definitely will cause aggravation.

He will muck her around whether you say anything or not. Tell you daughter to stay away from him.

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