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Unfortunately, there are some selfish, grimy, low down, sleazy people who have absolutely no problem at all, and may even take pride, in breaking a relationship apart then stealing someone's boyfriend or girlfriend. I don't know about you guys, but us females can generally sense when there's some sneaky, manipulative, agenda having b*tch who wants to try and connect with our boyfriends in a way that's inappropriate. Something like this happened to me once except there really was no threat because the girl looked like a mess. She worked with my boyfriend and cowardly asked someone else to go get his number for her. While he told the other coworker "No, I have a girlfriend" and reported back to me about the whole situation, two of my close friends worked with them, one being her coworker : ) She eventually was fired. Later on, I found out he had accepted her friend request on Facebook which made my blood boil. I could tell he wasn't even attracted to her because to be quite honest, she was very sloppy; I had actually met her TWICE and she looked like she was just thrown from a car both times. Yet it was the principle that he was supposed to have my back and be respectful and considerate of my feelings yet he was encouraging this sneaky ho to have an agenda. I couldn't directly say something to her because I would have just looked like the dramatic, crazy girlfriend which is why HE should have boldly taken care of it and told her to her face "Look, I have a girlfriend and your advances are inappropriate." It should never get to a point where I have to step in and say something because as a S. O. who respects my feelings and what we have: HE SHOULD HAVE HANDLED THAT.

Do you agree? I don't think the S. O. should have to intervene when there's a sneaky whore around because the boyfriend or girlfriend should care more than to put their S. O. in such an emotionally sh*tty situation. What do you think?