Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Undecided in Brockton, Mass.

I have been widowed for more than two years, and a nice man has asked me out. We hit it off great, but I have one problem. A friend of mine dated him years ago, and it didn't work out. She is now happily seeing a man she has been involved with for almost two years. She says you don't date a friend's past date. I think she's being childish. I believe this man and I will have a good relationship, and I don't want to lose him because of this. She will find out eventually, and I can't decide if I should take the chance of her not knowing for a while and see how it goes. In any case, I may lose her. Am I wrong? I have been out of the dating loop for 21 years and this is all new to me. I'd appreciate your opinion.

Leslie says...

Several of my female peers might disagree with me, but I don't think your friend's history with your current beau is a reason not to continue seeing him. That is, unless she still has feelings for him. But, she's happily seeing a new guy, and has been for two years, you say. So who the hell cares that she believes you shouldn't remain involved with him because they used to date? Tell her to mind her cock blocking business and stop trippin. He (nor your seeing him) should no longer concern her. And if she insists that it does, tell her to seek psychiatric help. Or better yet, tell her to talk to her current boyfriend about it and see what he thinks!

3 Comments:

At 3:30 PM, Blogger Ms.Honey said...

If the friend doesn't care why not date that person.

 
At 6:41 PM, Blogger Nika Laqui said...

Did they consummate the relationship?

Cause that changes the entire perspective...

If so, I say no...

If not, he's fair game...

 
At 9:21 PM, Blogger I Refuse......To Blog!! said...

Hmmmm....I guess my question is "Does it matter?" Because whether it be a friend, foe or stranger....whoever you with has f***ed someone else before.

If the guy makes her happy the roll with it. Life is too short. Companionship may not be forever.

 

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