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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:
ZenNudist · 08/12/2024 09:09

Be prepared to break up the group. Not everyone will stop being friends on your say so.

I would ignore her from now on and tell people why.

Freeflight · 08/12/2024 09:09

I think if you are messaging to say its made you feel uncomfortable then totally fine, but not as a stay away thing.

Hi... The sexual suggestion you made to my husband last night has made me feel very uncomfortable due to how inappropriate it was. This is not the first time you have behaved in this way with others in our friendship group and its time you grew up, accepted boundaries and value the friendship that has been offered to you.

pictoosh · 08/12/2024 09:09

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'

This.
Don't message her fgs...you're not his keeper.
Keep your dignity intact.

Allthatwegotisthispalebluedot · 08/12/2024 09:09

Good grief, are we on an episode of eastenders? What a load of drama. Surely your husband saying no is enough?

Atissues · 08/12/2024 09:09

Put it on the group chat.
Lovely to see everyone.
Mary - please stop offering to suck married men’s penises on our nights out. It really changes the atmosphere of the night and could be seen as sexual harassment.

saraclara · 08/12/2024 09:09

Does your DH want you to confront her?

Because if I'd been in his situation, I wouldn't want my partner blowing things up. I'd find that proprietorial and wouldn't want it turned into a soap opera.

It's something that happened to him, so he should have control of what happens (or doesn't happen) next.

Lightswitchup · 08/12/2024 09:10

saraclara · 08/12/2024 09:09

Does your DH want you to confront her?

Because if I'd been in his situation, I wouldn't want my partner blowing things up. I'd find that proprietorial and wouldn't want it turned into a soap opera.

It's something that happened to him, so he should have control of what happens (or doesn't happen) next.

This is a very good point

Claire903 · 08/12/2024 09:11

Its filthy and disgusting and she needs to be told not to do it again in a very direct way.

ShelfyElfy · 08/12/2024 09:11

I think it partly depends on what your husband wants to do about it. But I understand why you'd want to message her. You're entitled to your own reaction to a friend offering your husband a BJ!

JustMyView13 · 08/12/2024 09:11

Your silence is your superpower here.
Say nothing.
Leave her guessing if you know of not. Leave her uncomfortable.
As soon as you text her you give her something on you for her to use and portray you as crazy or similar.

ShelfyElfy · 08/12/2024 09:12

I'd also want her to know that my husband and I tell eachother about these things in case she decides to try again in future!

ShelfyElfy · 08/12/2024 09:13

She might see your silence as confirmation that your husband didn't tell you, and take that as a sign he's open to it in future 🙈

SaagAloopa · 08/12/2024 09:13

Atissues · 08/12/2024 09:09

Put it on the group chat.
Lovely to see everyone.
Mary - please stop offering to suck married men’s penises on our nights out. It really changes the atmosphere of the night and could be seen as sexual harassment.

Actually thats not a bad message

GetItInYerBag · 08/12/2024 09:13

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

So she's done it before but you continue to socialise with her? If I heard that someone in my friendship group had done that I'd be disgusted and wouldn't have any more to do with them, or is it okay so long as it's not your husband she's propositioning? I should imagine the wife of the first man isn't best pleased that people have remained friends with her and is now probably thinking 'ha, karma', and I'd be inclined to agree.

Bluevelvetsofa · 08/12/2024 09:13

”I’ll be charitable and assume that you were drunk last night when you propositioned DH. If you were, I expect you’re now hungover and embarrassed. If you weren’t, please know that everyone is embarrassed for you. To make it quite clear, DH is not interested. At all. Ever.”

ClicketyClickPlusOne · 08/12/2024 09:13

“Hi friend, I imagine you have a hangover and are cringing with embarrassment this morning. DH can take care of his own feelings about being harassed by you but I want to let you know that behaving like this to xxx previously and DH last night is not the way to keep friends. Sort yourself out before you do more damage to yourself”

Cyclebabble · 08/12/2024 09:14

I would say something rather than text. I would keep it fairly brief and curt. DH has told me what happened. Your behaviour is well below that I would expect of a friend or aquantance. Please do not speak or communicate with me or DH ever again.

ShelfyElfy · 08/12/2024 09:14

Would people here really be happy to say nothing and continue socialising with a woman who has propositioned their husband? It's so disrespectful even if the husband told her so at the time!

Skate76 · 08/12/2024 09:14

Don't text this woman you'll look like an idiot no matter what you say. If anything further needs to be said your DH should do it.

Maraa · 08/12/2024 09:15

I think I’d just drop a message in the group WhatsApp saying something like “great night, me and dh are just laughing at some of the awkward sexual innuendo’s”. Shows your a team and both tell each other, she will know it’s aimed at her and other people probably will by the sound of it or ask what’s happened. I wouldn’t go in all guns blazing but I would too want it acknowledged

Tahlbias · 08/12/2024 09:16

I would go mental!

snowsnowandsnow · 08/12/2024 09:16

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?

So you are comfortable with a friend offering a blow job to your husband? They'd be no follow through conversation?

I'd be having a sharp word on how low and disrespectful it is.

fairydust11 · 08/12/2024 09:16

loveforautumn · 08/12/2024 08:59

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

I agree.
If she’s done it before to another husband, done it to yours & you believe she’ll do it again, then this needs to be addressed publicly if you want her out of the group. Shine a light on her inappropriate behaviour, possibly focusing on her insecurities and why she keeps propositioning her “friends” husbands.

curious79 · 08/12/2024 09:17

Unless you heard her offer directly with your own ears don’t say a blinking thing! She’ll deny and then you’ll sound a dick, or it won’t be quite as your husband said

Mog65 · 08/12/2024 09:18

Understand why you want to make these demands. Unfortunately, you can't make her leave groups, or social circles. Don't text. Just makes you look like you don't trust him. If you don't thats another story. Sure he has told her exactly where to go.

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