I asked him Would you talk or help to your “friends” that used to be your sex partners?
he asked how help? I said “ I don’t know if they call you for example’
and he said it depends on the situation, well yes.
i didn’t like this answer at all
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Trending & News I asked him Would you talk or help to your “friends” that used to be your sex partners?
he asked how help? I said “ I don’t know if they call you for example’
and he said it depends on the situation, well yes.
i didn’t like this answer at all
I agree with the first girl that answered: you seemed insecure.
in my opinion, those friends are ex. You're now his girlfriend.
Outside the bedroom, he's no longer with them. Hence I don't understand why he cannot offer help to such ones if he is able to.
In principle, stop being a sex partner doesn't make the two enemies. In fact, we should break up with partners we found incompatible honorably. There is no reason to become enemies unless there are other issues involved.
Hence, I don't see why you need to break up with him just because he's a gentleman.
PS: if you worry he'll make out with her again, then it truly shows how insecure you are in this relationship.
Thank you for the answer. I think you’re right. He just keeps his exes and even ex sex partners on his friends and followings. That’s why I suspect him that he keeps in touch with them and I don’t understand why he needs them. So these thoughts give me bad feeling all about it
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Are you really this insecure?
I don’t know if this has to do something with insecurity. Can you explain
I really don’t understand your English at all
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