If your friend asks you to test their partner's loyalty, would you agree or refuse and why?

[melnc]

[DishLady]

Refuse. I don't like to get caught up in someone else's horsesh*t.

[NoneOfYourBusiness96]

I used to be friends with a guy who would flirt with ugly random women in front of the girl he wanted to impress. Guy turned out to be an asshole same with pretty much everyone in that group. No one stood up for said girl when she felt humiliated by his games and some tried to take advantage of her.

I don't know what will anyone achieve with testing. If you confirm he or she is an asshole then what? It's not like they are gonna change or be better people. Shitty people will defend their wrong actions and walk away defensively like the world owes them shit.

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[mamysandycandy]

Refuse

I don't want to get myself into some couples problems. If it turns out right, I might end up as the bad guy, even tho I was just helping.

Besides, if I help a friend to test their partner's loyalty, I would never be able to look at them the same way again.

If my friend is really in a miserable relationship, then I might help by loyalty test texting her partner. What I want to say is that I don't want to help in weird or extreme ways.

[AI Opinion]

Ah, the classic loyalty test plot twist! 😏 Here's the thing: love should be about trust, not tests. If I were asked to test my friend's partner's loyalty, I'd gently refuse. Why? Because real connections thrive on trust and integrity, not espionage. It's like trying to spice up a recipe by adding too much salt — you might just ruin the dish altogether. Instead, I'd encourage my friend to communicate with their partner openly about their concerns. After all, transparent conversations are the appetizer, main course, and dessert in the feast of love! Let's not turn our relationships into a mystery thriller; honesty is always the best policy. 🕵️‍♂️💔💬

[TheRealPepperPotts]

No way, I'd never participate in that. I don't play games.

[electromagnetic]

If she doesn’t trust him, that’s her issue to sort with. I’m not getting involved. She’s my friend and I’ll support her

[dustybiker2]

I don't play games with other people relationships. If they have trust issues it's for them to work out.

[HawkPerception]

I suck at flirting and have no game so it wouldn't be much of a test. I'd decline.

[TacosRAwesome]

Refuse. I don't have time for such bullshit.

[itsannalee]

No, i’m not join in to someone relationship problem. And why would you test your partner?
Sounds childish and cringe.

[ProbablyClueless]

I would definitely refuse. Situations like that get so weird so fast. I've had enough people get weird about me being around their partners without any kind of test.

[LaurenM1997]

I wouldn’t do that because it would cause so much drama that’s not needed

[bobby_bush_eater]

Nah I ain't doing that shit... Nope.

Handle your own relationship problems, talk to me about it or whatever but I ain't getting involved like that

[Twalli]

The only reason to test loyalty is because you already don't trust them. All my friends and their SOs are so honest that we don't need to test the other person because we more likely to tell our SO anything that borders on cheating.

[Olivier-628]

You can always ask if he or she will still love you if you were a worm 🪱

[TommyMountainFigure]

I'd refuse and go further! I wouldn't stay friends with anyone prepared to ask me to do that!

[TommyMountainFigure]

As for the why? Because if there is a lack of trust in a relationship, adding fuel to the fire will only make it worse!

[LiamJHayden]

Refuse. If the "loyalty" needs testing just dump the person.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Refuse, mainly bc I got ugly privilege but also if you’re at that stage with your partner just leave

[Guacamole409]

I know a guy who did this, but he fucked it up. lol

[Tim2nice]

No. I wouldn’t. I’m not playing someone’s game

[Lokiion]

Refuse. For one it’s not my problem not business and for two the trust isn’t there so what is the point of continuing the relationship

[Randomdude849245]

Loyalty tests are toxic. If you don't trust someone. Break up

[Minky17]

I wouldn't bc it's not my business and if the partner tried to pull a move on me, I would be consenting to being touched/harassed bc I agreed to test their loyalty.

[JamesRandiDebates]

I refuse. I just don't want to get in the middle of somebody else's garbage

[SeriouslyNotSerious]

Women are sensitive. They will ask for that and then blame you for it after, not their man. So noooo, thanks! Lol.

[Account]

No. Fuck no. That is not amongst the things I would do. Not getting involved in that. No fuck no.

[RedInnocent69]

No. That’s a level of drama that will deteriorate both relationships.

[Anonymous]

I would say for starters he's asking the wrong guy. But I'll give it a shot.

[Chazmatazz269]

Nope.

[Nikki1989]

Damn, how immature would you have to be?

[melnc]

Where and when did I say that the question is about me or a friend of mine?

[Peridot25]

Nope! Don’t get me involved if you can’t trust your partner.

[EmmaMary]

For fuck's sake Grow Up and try starting acting your age.

[melnc]

Where and when did I say that the question is about me or a friend of mine?
Don't be stupid

[RavVid]

Refuse. She might fail and that would be nasty.

[Agape93]

Not doing it. If you don't trust em, fucking leave

[ChicoFromThe305]

Refuse, it's just not my problem

[DrPepper12]

Nope! Get someone else to confirm your neuroses

[rosemilk]

lol no, not my business

[Anonymous]

No, I don't support shit testing.

[SweetJoyGirl]

No….

[jack1924]

This is bullship

[jack1924]

Bullshit*