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November 13, 2007
Ask Candey Girl - Midnight Rendevous
Filed under: Advice — Candeygirl @ 7:07 am

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Dear Candey Girl,

 

Me and my boyfriend have been together for about 2 years now, and we live together.  When we first moved in together, we both used to talk to other people on the phone sometimes, but we had an understanding that there was definitely no dating other people allowed.  Eventually we both stopped talking to members of the opposite sex on the phone also.  Recently, my boyfriend started getting calls on his cell phone where he would tell whoever it was he would call them back, or sometimes getting up and leaving the room to talk on the phone.  Sometimes I can hear the person on the other end before he leaves the room and it is a woman.  I’ve asked him about these calls, and he says it’s just a friend of his who works in the same building as him, and that we never agreed not to talk to other people as friends.  This is true, but neither of us have done that in so long that it was never an issue.  Now this chick has started calling our home phone!!  And at all hours of the day or night.  Last night we were laying in bed together, and she calls, and he gets up to talk to her - in the living room no less.  I don’t actually think he’s cheating on me with this girl (at least not yet), but I am not about to keep on like this.  She is disrespecting my household and causing problems between me and my man.  The next time she calls, I plan to give her a piece of my mind, but you know how scandalous women can be, how do I get her away from my boyfriend, and keep her away?

 

 One Pissed Bitch

 

candeygirl

 

 

 

Dear Pissed Bitch,

 

Girl, you have got some issues.  For one, it seems to me that you are putting all of your eggs in one blame basket, and it’s the wrong one.  You are faulting this girl, and not blaming your man, which is what you should be doing.  Your man is the one who is supposed to be loyal to you and your feelings, not some woman who does not know you, does not like you, and probably wants what you have.  If your man has not told her not to call your house, and you have not told her not to call your house, she must feel it is okay to call your house.  You do not know what she may have been told about your home life, for all you know, she thinks you’re his sister.  Now, if you tell her not to call and she continues to do so, then that is outright disrespect, and needs to be dealt with accordingly.  (Do not take this to mean go out and kick her ass - this is not legal, and we strive to stay within the bounds of the law here.)  However there are other things that can be done, such as blocking her phone number, etc.  In the meantime, your man has some explaining to do!  Under no circumstances should any of his women friends be given the number to your home.  In fact, if you are in a committed relationship, they shouldn’t be calling him period.  His office hours are from 9 to 5.  That’s it.  Also, why would your man be getting out of bed with you to talk to some other woman?  Hello - do you see the problem here?  If the two of them are just friends, why would he have to leave the room to talk to her anyway?  Does he leave the room to talk to his male friends?  Furthermore, if you do have an agreement to talk to others of the opposite sex, it shouldn’t be in the middle of the night - the only thing open at midnight is some legs.  Just my opinion, but you did ask me.  So, my solution is this - sit your man down for a little talk.  Be nice, be sweet, be strong.  Let him know that you are not comfortable with this new turn in your relationship.  Ask him if he’d feel comfortable if you were doing the same thing.  Do not make any threats you have no intention of keeping.  If he is willing to cut out the phone calls, great - you have a man who cares about your feelings, carry on!  If he is not willing to stop talking to this woman, then this relationship isn’t quite where you thought it was,  dump him, or start playing him for the fool he’s trying to play you for.

 

Good Luck,

 

Candey Girl 

October 31, 2007
Ask Candey Girl * Friend Trouble!
Filed under: Advice — Candeygirl @ 7:48 am

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Dear Candey Girl,

I’ve been best friends with “Marie” for almost 20 years.  I would do anything for her if she asked me to and without hesitation.  I’ve begun to notice that whenever I’m in a jam and I call her, she’s always too busy to help me out.  On one particular occasion I had just gotten a promotion at work and I was having a celebration dinner and invited all my friends to attend.  Everyone showed up except “Marie”, she called a few minutes before dinner was to begin and made some lame excuse as to why she couldn’t make it.  Do you think I should confront her about this or slowly pull myself away from her?
   

-Friends forever??

candeygirl

Dear Friends Forever,

You know, 20 years is a very long time.  Honestly, gut instinct would have been to say ‘fuck her’,  and move on, but a 20 year friendship doesn’t come along every day, so we should try to preserve this relationship if we can.  My advice to you is this - give her a chance to bail herself out of the hole that she’s in.  Find a second to have a private, heart to heart talk with her.  Ask her if everything is all right with her - maybe there’s something going on with her right now that she hasn’t been up to sharing with you, or is keeping private because she’s embarrassed or ashamed to tell.  If so, let her know you’ve got her back - it’ll make her feel better to have that reassurance.  Then you can ease back into your old friendship by making sure you communicate every week.  If she says she’s sorry, she’s been sooo busy with whatever - a new job, a new man, etc. cuss her ass out for neglecting you, something as simple as that shouldn’t keep her from keeping in touch at least, and it damn sure isn’t an excuse to stand you up - and put her on the two week test.  If she lets another 2 weeks go by and still doesn’t call you, or return your calls then just let her drift away.  Unfortunately that’s how life is sometimes - old friends grow up and grow apart, and your interests aren’t always going to allow you to rotate in the same sphere.  If she doesn’t have any excuse at all, and gives you the ‘Oh, I’m so sorry, I’ve been meaning to call you back and just never got around to it’, then it’s time to let her go.  But be civilized about it - don’t start any screaming matches, or name calling, no drama whatsoever.  At this point enough of your time has been wasted on this ‘friend’, who isn’t there to celebrate with you during your moments of triumph, sympathize with you during your moments of sadness, or bolster you during your moments of weakness.  That’s what friends are for, and she ain’t it darlin’.

Good Luck,

Candeygirl  

October 16, 2007
ASK CANDEY GIRL!
Filed under: Advice — Candeygirl @ 8:11 pm

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Dear Candey Girl,

My boyfriend and I have been seeing each other for about a year now.  I feel as though this may be the man I can spend the rest of my life with.  A few months after we started dating, we had a fight and we both saw other people for a little while.  Now my boyfriend tells me that his ex-wife (who he was seeing during our break up) is pregnant.  He swears to me that he doesn’t want to be with her, and the incident was a one time thing that won’t happen again, but now he’ll have to interact with this woman forever.  He says he wants to be with me, and I do love him, but I’m scared of this new aspect of our relationship.  What should I do now?  I don’t want to lose him, but I’m afraid his Ex and the baby will interfere with our life.

Confused

candeygirl

Dear Confused:

Fact of the matter is, this situation is going to affect your relationship with your boyfriend, no matter how you choose to handle it.  A baby is a huge responsibility, and if your boyfriend is about to be a father, that makes you a stepmother of sorts, and you will have to see the baby regularly if you are going to spend the rest of your life with him.  Your choices are few - if you cannot handle this responsibility and accept and love this child also, then you must cut your ties now. If you feel you can accept the child, then you must make clear to your boyfriend that you are choosing to stand behind him, but will have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to intimacy between him and his Ex.  Then you have to stand behind that 100%.  Beware, the birth of a child often creates a new closeness between the mother and father.  Be sure that closeness does not develop into a renewed relationship.

Good luck,

Candey Girl 



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