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Old 06-29-2012, 01:26 AM   #51
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  Originally Posted by Mientame
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I will admit my view has over time gone from 'he is a good person who can occasionally make a miss-step.' To 'he is a good person when others can admire that he is being a good person'

To me, he sounds like a scumbag. If I were you, I'd just put him in ignore mode.

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Old 06-29-2012, 01:41 AM   #52
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Your gf will have to make the call. If she's uncomfortable with the attention he has been showering her, then she should tell him off, not you. Frankly, you have no right to tell your friend what not to do even though he was being obviously ethically incorrect. The implicated one who is in this case, your gf, will need to take a strong stand. The moment she wavers....well, say goodbye to your relationship then.

Edit: On a separate note, your friend is one sick b@stard.
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Old 06-29-2012, 10:48 AM   #53
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  Originally Posted by zibber
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Why on Earth would you continue hanging out with this person? Sending INTJ/ENFP death spiral links to your partner? For reals?

We get along very well, when a significant other isn't involved.

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To me, he sounds like a scumbag. If I were you, I'd just put him in ignore mode.

I'll definitely be more cautious.

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Your gf will have to make the call. If she's uncomfortable with the attention he has been showering her, then she should tell him off, not you. Frankly, you have no right to tell your friend what not to do even though he was being obviously ethically incorrect. The implicated one who is in this case, your gf, will need to take a strong stand. The moment she wavers....well, say goodbye to your relationship then.

Once I talked to her again (about a week ago) and told her in a more organized way (similar to the opening post in this thread) she definitely saw the weirdness behind it all. She decided to cut ties with him.

I would like to say though that for the time being this issue is resolved. I don't wish for you guys to waste anymore time on a relationship problem.

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