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My Fiance told another woman he fantasises about her

79 replies

holida · 01/11/2025 01:50

I’m so upset right now but I’m not sure if I’m being dramatic?!

Me and OH were at a large group party. One of my closest friends is really struggling atm as she is recently single after 6 year relationship OH is aware of this.

she confided in him in a conversation and said she felt really alone and unwanted. His reply back to her was ‘don’t worry even I fantasise about you’
i have asked him what happened next and apparently the conversation fizzled out.

He proudly told me what he said to her in the taxi on the way home. Am I unreasonable for thinking this is awful of him? :(

OP posts:
Mom2K · 06/11/2025 12:35

VoodooQualities · 01/11/2025 07:04

And several of you actually advising the OP to leave her fiance!

Over one drunk unsuitable comment he blurted out, triggered by a woman saying something totally unsuitable to him first.

You lot are absolutely insane.

Op never said that her fiance was drunk. Let's not make assumptions.

I personally wouldn't leave him over this one comment, although I definitely would be upset with it. I could get past one comment, intended to make your friend feel better (dumb as it was!), but not if there was a pattern of this kind of behaviour.

Dozycuntlaters · 06/11/2025 12:41

He probably felt awkward as fuck with your mate upset telling him she felt unwanted. And he didn't say I fantasise about you as a statement, it was EVEN i fantasise about you, which was probably the first thought that came into his head. He was just trying to tell her (in a fucking stupid way) that she isn't unattractive and unwanted, and I'm sure he doesnt really fantasise about her at all. A stupid thing to say - sure. Worth leaving him over - thats abolutely ludicrous. Some people just don't know what to say in situations that make them feel uncomfortable and he came out with a corker thats for sure.

littleamanda · 06/11/2025 14:24

wow. I’d be so mad! Mad that he said it and mad that he thought you’d be ok about it!! So disrespectful towards you.

99bottlesofkombucha · 06/11/2025 22:24

Menocandoone · 01/11/2025 18:04

I have zero time for cheating fuckwits and I’m the first to call it out. But this honestly sounds like drunken rubbish.
Some of the reaching on here is insane? “He doesn’t want to be married to you?” Is a MASSIVE stretch.
When my BIL got divorced (wife ran off with a colleague) I told him not to worry, he was an attractive, decent, kind man and he’d be fine. He is indeed attractive and decent and kind, but I definitely don’t want to shag him. Agree idiot man went too far in this scenario but….he is a man? With drink onboard. For them, being fantasised about is the ultimate compliment.

I agree with this- it sounds to me like another example of idiot man genuinely thought this was the right supportive friend thing to say…

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