Hi there
Wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation to what I'm about to post and how was it resolved.
Just to outline I'm male
I'm good friends with a female who has been single for 2 years now and lives alone with her son - previous to this she was in a long term relationship with him for 12 years - the son is to someone else prior to the relationship with him.
Since she's been single ( her friends are v pleased that he's no longer her boyfriend)and wanting to get on with her life, yet her ex has constantly been monitoring her WhatsApp activity and if she's on he wants to know who she's talking to etc - if we start chatting on WhatsApp it's straight to text as she doesn't want him to see her online status.
She's also on Tinder looking for a relationship as she wants companionship etc
Also he still has on his Facebook status that he's engaged to her and made her do the same with her status.
He's always calling around unannounced and telling her how much he loves her, also calls her to say he loves her and ends texts with a Xxx - she - has told him numerous times that it has to stop and to the point she's had stand up arguments in the street to tell him this.
It came to ahead last week when she called me up to say that we'd have to stop texting for good as he's gone through her messages on her mobile and saw our text exchanges(nothing serious, just about work, family, a little bit if flirting but that's about it) he then came on the phone and threatened me with violence, saying he knew who I was and where I lived etc (he doesn't) and that she is "going to pay for every text that she has sent me.
Seems like she was forced in to telling me to stop texting.
From the very early conversations I had with her she was very reluctant to admit she was single and seemed very afraid to say so.
Since then I've been blocked on WhatsApp and I presume mobile/text and have no way of contacting her - I do know where she lives but I'm reluctant to call around as he could be there and secondly I don't wish to make matters worse for her.
I've lost a very good friend - I know from past conversations she doesn't have many as I presume he's alienating her.
So my question is has anyone been in a similar situation and how was it overcome?
Should I just let our friendship go or wait a few weeks and tentatively try to get in touch?
Have any other females been in a similar situation as my friend and at the time would they have welcomed some contact or is no contact exactly that?
Thanks for reading this.