We broke as I started seeing someone and I blocked him everywhere. However shared a set of 2 friends. They were very secretive of him but then on a sudden morning they both texted to inform me of his date last week.
When my ex knew his friends had palnd of dating me, while I clearly said NO, my ex badmouthed about me and ever since cut off these 2 boys from his life
to the present, one was in touch with me everyday and shared no information about them Meeting my ex infact lied they were in their home town and the other kept distance from me ever since I told him my lack of interest in dating him. And my ex’s warning
and then one fine morning they all together texting about him, in a gap of 24 hrs, one after the other as I ignore about his new date erupted doubts in me.
I ignored it.
my doubts! Did they said what they saw or were both of them employed by my ex to create jealousy?
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It's difficult to know for sure what the intentions of your ex's friends are in this situation. It's possible that they genuinely wanted to inform you about your ex's date and were not involved in any scheme to create jealousy. However, it's also possible that your ex may have asked them to contact you in order to make you feel jealous or to cause problems in your new relationship.
Regardless of their intentions, it's important to focus on your own feelings and boundaries in this situation. If you're not interested in dating your ex's friends, it's important to communicate that clearly and set boundaries around your interactions with them. If you're feeling unsure or suspicious about their motives, it may be helpful to take some time to reflect on your feelings and consider talking to a trusted friend or therapist for support. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide how to navigate this situation and what boundaries feel best for you.