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Should I stop my friend before she becomes "the other woman"?


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So I have a friend that is "in love" with her manager/friend. Every time she talks to me about her manager, I could see stars in her eyes. Let's call my friend S and her manager C.

 

S met her manager a few months ago at her new job and I guess they seem to have hit it off pretty well. C is engaged but her fiance lives in another city 8 hours away.

I have a feeling C probably likes S more than she should... the reason I think so is because a couple weeks back, S told me that C planned to throw a party with 4-5 friends for S's upcoming birthday, S asked something along the line of "only a few friends?" and C replied with "we'll hang out with just the two of us afterwards".

 

Today I took S out to eat sushi and when we got our fortune cookies, hers read "the fun side of a relationship begins to unfold". She took a picture of it and sent it to C. When I asked if she was sending it to her manager, she replied with "who were we just talking about?" while smiling brightly (right before we got our fortune cookies, we were talking about C). When I said "doesn't she have a fiance?", my friend gave me a smiling crying sad face saying "why do you have to remind me??"

I just sat there like 0u0plz.png but in my head I was screaming *SHE HAS A FIANCE! YOU WANNA BREAK UP A RELATIONSHIP BITCH?!* 

S even changed her Facebook dp to a selfie of her and C recently.

 

Lookie here, I don't like to butt into relationships and friendships and buttships but cheating is a big NO-NO for me. I detest people who cheat on their partners and even more than that, I despise people who are the "other person" that person cheated with. I have a strong gut feeling those two are going to go further than "friend" status.

 

Do you think these are signs of an upcoming relationship cheating affair or am I just reading too much into their "friend" business?

 

Edit:

I forgot to mention that S recently got out of relationship because her bf cheated and broke up with her so she was really hurt but now she's very happy because of C.

 

(Both S and C are girls btw. Not that gender has to do with anything. smile.png )

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If I were you, I would stop her. And once her manager ends the relationship he has (if he ever do) I would let her free

 

Please, stop her as soon as possible before she do something dumb. Oh, and you should go to that birthday party.

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Ew, your friend sounds like a skank. And they're both girls btw? Not that it matters but yes, I would advise her not to do anything she might regret. Why are you friends with this girl? SMH

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 Try to keep S from crossing the line without breaking up your own friendship as I can see you care a lot about her. 

 

If she just broke up this might be a rebound which isn't good for either of them. Trying to keep her from dating by having fun would make her take time to properly get over her ex and then she could end up in a better relationship. Next to that breaking up a relationship is very disrespectful towards the fiance and I think she should know just how much it hurts when someone cheats on you. What's she's doing is wrong in a lot of ways and I hope she understands.

 

Usually I'm against office romance as well for the sake of your work but also for the sake of your relationship

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Some people say it's not over til they are married. The onus is on the manager to notify the fiance that something on the side is going on and the friend I think has to be reminded as well.

My friend said that she talks to her friend's fiance sometimes too so idk..
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You can try to stop her but ultimately, there's only so much you can do. I personally cannot respect someone who is aware that someone is in a relationship and goes for it anyway. It's not right. Same goes to the person that is in a relationship btw. I don't think I could stay friends with someone who is a homewrecker. Forgot to mention that you're obviously very concerned about her and your gut tells you that something is going to happen. So I'd say try to stop her if you can.

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We're talking about two girls, right? If so maybe they both think it isn't as a big deal to mess up between girls or something like that with them not thinking is that serious. Also I think the girls that has the fiancee is the one that should be more responsible in all this, you're friend is single (I presume) so she really couldn't care less if she likes this girl so bad so I think they're both doing something wrong but her manager is the one that has more things to lose and therefore should be acting in a more mature fashion about this.

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