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07-05-05, 10:36 AM
Hi there Hun,
BIG to you. I don't think you are being unfair at all. You have to put yourself and your family first. You should do what feels right for you. I too am going through the same thing with my best friend since i was 2 (almost a whole 25 years now). I am 29 weeks pregnant and just feel like i could do without all the extra stress. I hope things sort themselves out for you, and hope you son is recovering well from op. |
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to tell you the truth they don't sound like very good friends to me. sounds like there is some jealousy on their part and some back stabbing as well. you say that your feeling more relaxed now you don't see them, doesn't that tell you something! sounds to me like your well shot off them, personally i'd keep it that way!
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07-05-05, 11:47 AM
I think that they have just 'reaped what they have sown' so to speak. They have treated you badly and of course they have forgoten all that, but you havent.
It did occour to me that there was a lot of jealousy going on which probably manifested in the fact that they are having marriage problems and were jealous of you and your hubby who seem to be pulling together in the marriage stakes and also in being focused in getting your house nice. Hence the Mrs Bucket jibes. It is totally up to you now whether you take up the friendship again or not. Is your hubby fine about breaking the friendship up permenantly. Personally I would go with my gut feelings. If you feel happier for not being in their company, well that tells you the answer. |
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07-05-05, 11:48 AM
poor you! I know what you are going through in a way as I went through a similar thing a few years back. You think you have a REAL friend but it turns out they are only a friend when it suits them!
I ended up having a huge row with my 'friend' and things were a bit strained for a while. before the row we used to either see each other or speak on the phone every day, and our children were really close (we met at antenatal classes with our first children) after that I only saw her a couple of times and it gradually got to the point where I would text or phone and not get a reply so I thought sod it!! About a year passed and she must have heard about my divorce and meeting my new husband, she phoned out of the blue all chatty and wanted to get together. I agreed but we only got together the once that was the last I heard, think she was jealous that I was happy now and she wasnt! If she called me now I would tell her to P*** off!! she is no friend of mine! Maybe that would work for you but it is complicated with the men working together I suppose? maybe you all need a meeting and clear the air, perhaps you will fall out but it wont be any worse than it is now will it? at least you wont be stewing in your own juices thinking it over and over - you'd be suprised how much better you will feel saying your piece even if it doesnt bring you all back together as friends again.... hth xx |
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07-05-05, 11:58 AM
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Doesn't this answer your question? Who needs so called friends that give you that aggro and stress? The next thing you know, you and your hubbie will be having problems OVER THEM. Dump 'em. |
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07-05-05, 03:33 PM
Hi there, think you need a big
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07-05-05, 05:20 PM
Thanks guys, my hubby and hers working together isnt too much of a problem because initially it was them that distanced themselves from us Dan would go into work and not say 2 words to sean allnight , I think it was there way of saying to us that they wanted us to be all "whats wrong" etc...and give them are undivided attention and because we havent done that theyre now wondering why. I just cant be doing with playing games lifes too short.
Pams now started getting her 6 year old son to email me saying " I luv yoo! " which makes it really akward now because i feel it isnt her sons fault. Although if im honest Im not keen on my kids being around her son too much because for a 6 year old he swears terribly, is spitefull to his animals and Pam does nothing.And then Dan has the cheek to say he wants to bring Adam up properly and not spoil him, well if spoiling a kid means taking them out once a week on his dads only day off swimming, cinema,skating ..whatever then yes theyre spoilt!! lol |
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07-05-05, 05:29 PM
i know where your coming from too hun
you grow up have kids pay bills yet you have mates who dont seem to grow past pubity. i had a friend like that, we buy something they bought it bigger and better they claim to be best mates yet they talk about you behind your back, i have had right to do's with friends if i have a problem i will say up front but one friend used to say stuff behind my back so i just flippin dumped her. i have scince moved and although i am a tad lonely i am more at ease because i used to get so wound up about it all........ you will miss her of course but your nerves will be all the better..........lol |
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07-05-05, 07:21 PM
My heads spinning after reading all that!!! Im still a bit lost, but i can tell you this...
Friends are meant to make you happy. they are "the family you get to choose". They shouldnt give you agro and cause trouble. friends pull you through tough situations not make them tougher! xxxx big hugs xxxx |
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An old saying comes to mind: With friends like that, who needs enemies?? |
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07-05-05, 11:05 PM
Hi, l've learned the hard way that freinds come and go, people change so quickly! l don't get to freindy with anyone now, l say hello have a chat then get on with my own thing.
l'm always genuenily happy for anyone, to call you snobby etc is mean of her as you did'ent do your house to pee her off!! you just wanted her to be happy for you as you have no reason to think she would'ent be, if it was me l would'ent bother with her again you just don't know what shes saying about you, anyway take care Angie xx |
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07-05-05, 11:23 PM
I agree with all the above but isn't it sad that we bicker when we are kids at school and you think it all gets better when you grow up but nothing changes. I have clients in their 50's, 60's, even 70's always falling out with friends after years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!! It always feels like crap at the time whatever age you are!!
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08-05-05, 01:48 AM
I know exactly how you feel as me and my partner had friends (that were a couple) that did comletely the same thing to us and made us argue nearly everyday saying that someone had said something when they hadn't, and taking something the wrong way and stirring it between us all. We hadnt seen them for over a year, however my mate got back in contact and i have spoken to her and met her and now her other half is phoning mine. Me and my partner have promised not to get too involved with them again as it nearly drove us apart.
Doesnt sound like your friend has been that fair to you and like the previous post said you need to look after your family and the people that care for you, so NO you have not been unfair, don't kick yourself for it, you sound better than they are dont worry Big Hugz Emma xxx |
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