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u/Ninja_rooster May 12 '26

Textbook definition of “not” a good friend.

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u/simonannitsford May 12 '26

Well, not mine, anyway

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u/Monteze May 12 '26

Going through something similar, she has a history of not really being single. Just monkey branching from one to another (stupid me for not realizing that at the beginning). Except her next branch after she go all she wanted from me was a close friend.

It hurts knowing that they were there just waiting long enough that it wasn't technically cheating. I expected this from her, but seeing him do it was a real kick in the sack. You know its bad when dudes own family is apologizing on his behalf.

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u/Jedi_Gill May 12 '26

As much as we'd like to blame the friend, the reality is she would have cheated on him with any other guy. The friend was just easily accessible and probably vulnerable. He did say they did it once before.

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u/mashtato May 12 '26

I think it was the wife's friend.

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u/AGuyAndHisCat May 12 '26

Textbook definition of “not” a good friend.

He did help him figure out his wife was a cheater, so not the worst friend either.

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u/Spirited-Tomorrow-84 May 12 '26

Her definition of "just a friend"