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Exploiting Personal Business, Is telling everything to a close girlfriend too much?
msladyliberty
post May 21 2006, 02:51 AM
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Hello everyone here at createblog...I'm having a small crisis. cry.gif

My boyfriend of 3+ years does not appreciate my contribution of our personal business to my close friends.

Now, I know I'm not supposed to do this...but I need to hear other opinions from other people. So here goes...

Like most girls, we tell each other everything about our boyfriends. We say good and bad things about them. And sometimes, when we're in a dilema, we talk about it and ask each other for help. Such as: over-reacting over something or some needed advice on how to approach the problem.

And I know sometimes, us girls share our little complaints with complete strangers. Like little complaints such as: "Men are so ignorant, they only understand food and football!" like that kind of stuff.

My question is...

Is it so wrong to talk about your relationship issues with close friends?

Does EVERYTHING have to be told, even if it's over spilled milk?


Do you really care about what your significant other's friends think about you, that you hate it when he/she tells their friends all about yer business?

I'm the type that sets up the scenario and asks a girlfriend whether or not I was wrong or right, if I was over-reacting, or how should I talk to him? So I tell a girlfriend, whether or not the situation is so small, that I should get over it!

Sometimes, a different perspective helps. And talking it out and hearing a different opinion or keeping an advice in mind is needed for better understanding.

But of course, I tell only the friends that know my man personally as well. That way, there's no bias opinion.

My man says he's never done this to me...but HE SO HAS! I know because his friends say, "I heard you are 'this and that.'" or "you know about that one time ya'll had that thing goin' on? yea I knew about that one!" you know what I mean????!!!

I don't know if I'm trippin'...but I apologized for being an effin' woman for talking it over with my girlfriends. He openly knows I do it...so I don't know why he's so self-conscious about what my girls think...when they evidently think he's still a great guy...just not perfect! But who is? Whatever I say does not impair their impression of him.

So what do you guys think? Is it really wrong that I tell my girlfriends? If it is...tell me now, and be honest! 'Cause I think he's wanting to break up with me over this. So don't sugar-coat your opinions...'cause I want to know how I can improve...if I need it.

Thanks you guys _smile.gif
 
 
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*mipadi*
post May 21 2006, 09:57 PM
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Here's the thing: Do your girlfriends keep the stuff to themselves? His issue might not be with your telling your friends; his issue might be with your friends telling their friends, and so on and so forth.
 
msladyliberty
post May 22 2006, 06:58 PM
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QUOTE(mipadi @ May 21 2006, 7:57 PM) *
Here's the thing: Do your girlfriends keep the stuff to themselves? His issue might not be with your telling your friends; his issue might be with your friends telling their friends, and so on and so forth.


Well...I'm sure they do. I only have ONE close friend here in town.

The other one lives in Florida

and the other ones...whom I rarely talk to...live in Hawaii. So they know my man personally...but not our group of friends here in vegas.

So it's like..."who are they gonna tell? when they don't even have close relations to people in our group." ya know?

I'm pretty careful on whom I tell all to.

Chii and Sarcastic

Funny you two mention that...my boyfriend and I are actually working on that right now. Going to each other first before friends.

We had a HUGE fight over something like that like...months ago. So we're both slowly improving on it.
 

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