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female
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anonymous
writes: i had a male friend of six years but he has ended the friendship because his new wife does not want him having female friends should i take back the expensive gifts i gave him as i feel like a rag doll who has been chucked to one side. Reply to this Question Share |
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female
reader, anonymous, writes (28 July 2009): mere friendship, then why ask for the gifts back. you seem stark raving mad about his ending his friendship with you. why?
just like in other aspects of friendship we need to respect the other friends feelings. if they have prioritised new ones then we must respect it. i will give the new wife credit. she does not want any outside interference in her marriage. just think about it for a moment. we place too much of emphasis on "friiendship" when in face it is an emotional attachment, one that hurts when it is put to an end. if your "friendship" continued you may have become the 3rd person in this new marriage. i think the wife saw an emotional threat and eliminated it.
you may not like it, but please respect this decision.
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male
reader, anonymous, writes (27 July 2009): Once you give,u cant have back. I know what it`s like. If that person gives again when all is ok its no use unpacking it,just save it to give back to them next time u fall out.
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