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 Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 6:30am |
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PurpleHaze wrote:
examples of flirting?
I don't think it's dangerous, if it was my friends.
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I'll give a few:
1. Whatever side of the convo my guy is on, she chooses his side. Even when I know for a fact that she disagrees.
2. I can't cook. She knows that. She brought him home cooked dinner.*
3. She called him because I wasn't answering 
4. Flirty eyes. U know what a flirty eye looks like.
5. Random "I'm oh so good at sex" talk
6. How good she treats her man.**
7. Lame compliments. My man knows that sh*t is reaching, trying to stroke his ego.
*i asked her to teach me how to cook: ) I cook much better now
**shes a good girlfriend but she has a bad attitude towards him and talks down to him |
i agree with most on this list that its a bit suspect, but im going to ask a question that hasnt been asked so far, does your your friend make you feel insecure within yourself as a woman/gf/lover etc? no shade at all, but sometimes we read into things wrongly because we are sensitive..
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 8:32am |
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It sounds like to me that you have been biting your tongue because you don't want to lose your only "friend." That is the only reason I could think of that you have put up with this.
It may not phase you, but you should act like it because your man may feel like you don't care..and could have been putting up with it because he liked the attention, even though he acted as if he wasn't phased by it..he got a mean poker face
Yea, about making folks plates but not for everyone speaks volumes. However, she taught you how to cook so that should be done.
As for her man flirting with you...maybe she knows her man flirts with you and brings his "friends" over to your house and you say NOTHING to her about it..or at least I assume you haven't since you like to avoid uncomfortable situations. She may be doing it to your man as a way to make you feel how she feels and she doesn't know how to confront you about it as to not ruin the friendship. So go 'head and have that talk wit her..you might be surprised what she has to say.
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Mostly the reason I haven't said anything is because it feels like a petty reason to initiate a possible confrontation. It's a new town but I've met a few other people since living here. If she were truly terrible she would have been gone, but I think this is solvable. Hopefully I can catch up with her today.
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 8:39am |
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natural flirts or not..flirting with my friends man or anyones man knowingly is DEF NO NO in my book.
just dont do it
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 8:48am |
Hit her with a stern "Girl, you gotta chill!"
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 3:45pm |
Some cultures look at flirting as a normal thing....i.e. some caribbean ppl think its cool to flirt with a friend's SO. I'm kind of uncomfortable with it but I try not to sweat the small stuff unless it gets a little too unbearable.
If you are feeling a bit uncomfortable with it, then perhaps you should confront her about it and put her behind in check.
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 3:55pm |
Ds2nice wrote:
Some cultures look at flirting as a normal thing....i.e. some caribbean ppl think its cool to flirt with a friend's SO. I'm kind of uncomfortable with it but I try not to sweat the small stuff unless it gets a little too unbearable.
If you are feeling a bit uncomfortable with it, then perhaps you should confront her about it and put her behind in check. |
I'm sorry, what?! 
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 4:01pm |
Yardgirl wrote:
Ds2nice wrote:
Some cultures look at flirting as a normal thing....i.e. some caribbean ppl think its cool to flirt with a friend's SO. I'm kind of uncomfortable with it but I try not to sweat the small stuff unless it gets a little too unbearable.
If you are feeling a bit uncomfortable with it, then perhaps you should confront her about it and put her behind in check. |
I'm sorry, what?!
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Yes, I said it. Some Caribbean ppl think its cool to flirt. What you got to say Yardy?
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 4:19pm |
creole booty wrote:
This is my friend, so I'm not going to put her, or her business out there. All I will say to answer ur question is no. That's probably another reason y no haste has been put behind nipping this issue. I enjoy having her around for the most part. I just need her to calm down her need for male attention and check her boyfriends flirting. |
I love this
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Posted: Nov 27 2012 at 4:47pm |
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OP, rescind the "be nice" crap and have him tell her. She is your friend and she is behaving inappropriately, but he is her target and if she is making him feel uncomfortable, I think it'd be best if he told her.
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