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A woman made a pass at DH - Need help writing a text

537 replies

GirlInterrupted · 08/12/2024 08:44

I want to send a beautifully written text to the woman who touched and proposed a BJ to my DH last night. I want to say wtaf, stay away from any social gatherings we will be at and leave the WhatsApp group.

Hit me with your best ones please

OP posts:
Claire903 · 08/12/2024 08:54

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 08:52

You don't own your husband so you can't really go round warning people off him

@SaagAloopa you can't offer to suck off a married man without facing consequences/questions.

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 08:55

Claire903 · 08/12/2024 08:54

@SaagAloopa you can't offer to suck off a married man without facing consequences/questions.

Consequence= husband said no and will presumably now avoid her of his own accord as he'll feel uncomfortable

PermerlerErndersern · 08/12/2024 08:56

Well.. this didn’t go the op thought it would! Nor I! I’ll have a think of a witty/cutting text op

Doggymummar · 08/12/2024 08:56

Don't be daft, you'll look bonkers. He's not property, and if he's a cheater he will cheat with anyone. Laugh it off next time you see her. ' we know where to come for a threesome Carole'

Bakedpotatoes · 08/12/2024 08:56

Did she know he was married/in a relationship for definite?

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 08:56

Wishimaywishimight · 08/12/2024 08:54

You are behaving as though he is your property.

He is an adult and has dealt with it appropriately, there is no need for you to send a text "stay away from my man" or whatever. It's not Eastenders!

Plus, if soap operas are anything to go by she might see it as a challange and pursue him more

Lightswitchup · 08/12/2024 08:56

Mrsttcno1 · 08/12/2024 08:51

Why do you need to message her if he said no? Also… very few people would make these kind of advances if they didn’t think there was a reasonable chance of success. You don’t often go from saying hello in the lift to “let me suck you off” unless something in the middle has given you reason to think that would be a wanted offer?

You can’t ask her to avoid social events though and I wouldn’t message her

Few people, yes, but I have been aware of this type of behaviour more than once and it’s been due to mental instability/trauma plus too much alcohol. Some people shouldn’t drink, although don’t know if this was the case here.

AndThereSheGoes · 08/12/2024 08:57

Actually I get it. I don't think the Op is necessarily worried about her DH accepting either.

Its just a rude thing to do. Op wants to call out bad behaviour. If the woman had been pestering DH to give her £50 all night it would have been the same thing. Don't be an annoying CF.

GirlInterrupted · 08/12/2024 08:58

TippledPink · 08/12/2024 08:50

I am assuming she is part of your friendship group? If so then I can see why you want to message her. If she is someone you don't actually know then leave it alone.

This is exactly the case, my DH did tell her to get the fuck, but she's done it before with another DH and will do it again! Time she needs told

OP posts:
loveforautumn · 08/12/2024 08:59

Message her in the group not privately so everyone can see what she's like

Itsacoldcoldwinter · 08/12/2024 09:00

Mrsttcno1 · 08/12/2024 08:51

Why do you need to message her if he said no? Also… very few people would make these kind of advances if they didn’t think there was a reasonable chance of success. You don’t often go from saying hello in the lift to “let me suck you off” unless something in the middle has given you reason to think that would be a wanted offer?

You can’t ask her to avoid social events though and I wouldn’t message her

Yes I would be wondering why this woman thought your DH would be OK with this.
Does this woman generally show a lot of interest in him and does he recipricate?

Sending a message to this woman smacks of you thinking he is your property. And looks very much as though you are insecure in your relationship.

I think you should instead be talking to your DH about what happened and making sure you are both on the same page as regards boundaries.

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 09:01

GirlInterrupted · 08/12/2024 08:58

This is exactly the case, my DH did tell her to get the fuck, but she's done it before with another DH and will do it again! Time she needs told

Ok I see. Right. How about:

Hi CF, your behaviour last night made DH & I very uncomfortable. Please don't proposition either of us sexually again as it creates a hostile atmosphere. Thank you. Merry Christmas.

Tess150 · 08/12/2024 09:02

I would just message her to let her know you're aware of what she's done and to stay well away from you - I'd be telling the rest of your group/friends what she's done too.

Dear x, DH told me about your embarrassing behaviour last night. Clearly we are never going to be friends if you have no respect for my marriage so please stay well away from me from now on.

Lightswitchup · 08/12/2024 09:03

We have someone in our social circle who is married to someone who everyone likes and it an old friend. She has done this to most of the men in the social circle and has been called out on it but just denies it and says people are bullying. So they just don’t get invited places any more because it’s a liability. It’s a shame because she is actually nice when sober.

Timeforabiscuit · 08/12/2024 09:04

Let's face it, it's a scuzzy low class move, she's done it before, it lowers the enjoyment of future events because of HER inappropriate behaviour and appreciation of boundaries.

It needs addressing as a group, stating I don't want to go to social events where my partner is sexually harassed seems perfectly reasonable to me.

Meadowfinch · 08/12/2024 09:04

Why? She made an advance. He said no. That appears to be the end of it. Why do you need to be involved?

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 09:05

Timeforabiscuit · 08/12/2024 09:04

Let's face it, it's a scuzzy low class move, she's done it before, it lowers the enjoyment of future events because of HER inappropriate behaviour and appreciation of boundaries.

It needs addressing as a group, stating I don't want to go to social events where my partner is sexually harassed seems perfectly reasonable to me.

Yes I think if it is addressed from a the behaviour is sleazy and inappropriate way. Like you would if a friend was generally a creep

AndThereSheGoes · 08/12/2024 09:05

PermerlerErndersern · 08/12/2024 08:56

Well.. this didn’t go the op thought it would! Nor I! I’ll have a think of a witty/cutting text op

You sound pleased?

Would you honestly brush off someone saying inappropriate things to your husband ir wife. What if someone seriously propositioned you? I think my husband would probably find it quite funny, proud someone else found me attractive and a bit pissed off in equal measure.

pinksheetss · 08/12/2024 09:05

OP won't look bad at all for messaging and it absolutely doesn't make it look like she's saying DH is her property

Someone she knows well enough to be in a group chat is disrespecting her relationship by doing this. It all comes down to the wording you use in the message though but I'd be messaging and making her as uncomfortable as possible. Especially if she has form for doing it to others.

It's not like it's a random person on a night out who doesn't know you or DH

healthybychristmas · 08/12/2024 09:05

If you know her personally I would definitely message her and say what the fuck are you doing asking my husband if he wants a blow job?

AnnaL94 · 08/12/2024 09:07

“Fuck off you desperado slaggy tramp” or something idk 🙄

Womblewife · 08/12/2024 09:08

Leave it OP, you’ll make yourself look insecure. If you see her out, you just give her a knowing look and I’m sure she will be hideously embarrassed and probably leave anyway. Sounds like drink was involved if she was that brazen !

lovelysunshine22 · 08/12/2024 09:08

Richteafinger · 08/12/2024 08:51

I think the OP is perfectly entitled to her own response to the situation, clearly she and this woman know each other!

It's not about acting on behalf of her DH.

Exactly this! She was completely disrespected by this woman and has a right to say something!

AmandeFrance0979 · 08/12/2024 09:09

"As a friend, please may I suggest not offering bowjobs to other people's husbands and boyfriends? It's giving you a reputation as a sad and desperate woman and some of our gang are starting to pity you."

WonderingWanda · 08/12/2024 09:09

It sounds like she either has an alcohol problem or some sort of mental health issues. Not normal behaviour at all. I'm not sure saying anything to her will achieve much, she has demonstrated she has no grasp of normal social boundaries. I would probably share with my other friends what she's done though. It might be that she is just naturally ejected from the group that way.

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