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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I've met with my FB a few times, then a profile pops up sounding just like hers, which she swears isn't her with a status saying she's having a meet tonight.
My FB has had to pop to her mums at the exact time and phone battery is dead.
Does this sound like total BS? |
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Don't worry about it. Watch a movie and have a beer instead. If she's a fuck buddy, she can fuck whoever she wants, yeah? Ps. Maybe remind her of the 'shag anyone with no jealousy' agreement in a few days time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"She's someone you fuck... none of your business what she does when she's not with you .  "
Exactly , doesn't the op know what a fb is ?
And if it is her creating a new profile , it's a crying shame she feels she needs to do so .
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Do you mind her having other meets? You shouldn't. But do you? Hence if it her, is that why she's done it covertly. Speculation though as it could just be coincidence. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust."
Very true , and it's more often the female who gets like this .
In this case , clearly not .... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
Very true , and it's more often the female who gets like this .
In this case , clearly not ...."
I'd say it happens Equally men and women. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years. "
How many profiles has she got ?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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... But on the flip side, if I'm sleeping with someone we're at least friends and not just people who fuck, so I expect the openness and honesty that comes with platonic friendship. Before I got with an ex we were fwbs and we were honest with each other about if we sleeping with another person. I could never be jealous with him as there wasn't anything to be jealous about.
I wonder if the OP has given his FB a reason not to be honest with him? |
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By *yldstyleWoman
over a year ago
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"She's someone you fuck... none of your business what she does when she's not with you .
Exactly , doesn't the op know what a fb is ?
And if it is her creating a new profile , it's a crying shame she feels she needs to do so .
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This. I think it might be time to distance yourself a little OP |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years. "
Thought you were in France? |
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Give people a break. People aren't in committed relationships with you, perhaps for many reasons on both sides.
Be bothered if you've been messed about and sort out whether you'll shag again. Then deal with the next encounter or look for other people. |
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"I've met with my FB a few times, then a profile pops up sounding just like hers, which she swears isn't her with a status saying she's having a meet tonight.
My FB has had to pop to her mums at the exact time and phone battery is dead.
Does this sound like total BS?"
We both have single profiles and, because we love and trust each other, wouldn't go searching for another one that one of us might have created a.... wouldn't even have suspected. How many times have we text each other and the other not answered? Neither of us imagine its because we are doing someone else .... why jumps to that conclusion? We are living together in a relationship and we don't have those issues, you shouldn't in a fb 'relationship' either. |
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I think what he's trying to say is could this be her and if so as fb she should just say I have a meet have a nice night at home not lie and play games.
I don't think in any way he's being clingy or looking for more which seems like alot have just jumped to.
Maybe they do have an agreement of saying they our meeting others but she's not keeping to it.
Or being honest about another account.
Maybe we should be giving the benefit of doubt and not jump to things.
I think you should just say that if your happy for it not to be exclusive but that if she's meeting others you'd rather know plus a bit of respect goes a long way xxx |
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years.
Thought you were in France?"
Not yet. Besides which, even if I were, I can use fab. |
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"None of the above.
She can do as she pleases as can I but I'm always honest if I'm meeting new people where she seems distant to say. "
and whats wrong with that just cause you chose to tell her doesnt mean she has to tell you |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"None of the above.
She can do as she pleases as can I but I'm always honest if I'm meeting new people where she seems distant to say. "
This is a discussion you need to have with each other. Does she read the forums? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Maybe you're right, I was just brought up that honest was the best policy, not hide away.
I know it's a FB thing, where as she needs to hide it and tell me how much she thinks of me. |
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"I think what he's trying to say is could this be her and if so as fb she should just say I have a meet have a nice night at home not lie and play games.
I don't think in any way he's being clingy or looking for more which seems like alot have just jumped to.
Maybe they do have an agreement of saying they our meeting others but she's not keeping to it.
Or being honest about another account.
Maybe we should be giving the benefit of doubt and not jump to things.
I think you should just say that if your happy for it not to be exclusive but that if she's meeting others you'd rather know plus a bit of respect goes a long way xxx"
if it is "her" how do you know she hasnt popped to her mums first. How does he know its the exact same time he says her status says tonight not a particular time |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I think what he's trying to say is could this be her and if so as fb she should just say I have a meet have a nice night at home not lie and play games.
I don't think in any way he's being clingy or looking for more which seems like alot have just jumped to.
Maybe they do have an agreement of saying they our meeting others but she's not keeping to it.
Or being honest about another account.
Maybe we should be giving the benefit of doubt and not jump to things.
I think you should just say that if your happy for it not to be exclusive but that if she's meeting others you'd rather know plus a bit of respect goes a long way xxx"
Thank you. Exactly what I mean |
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I do think its a bit weird though, thinking through and timing various things about her and reading and re-reading profiles to check out if they sound like her. Can't remember if you said whether you've asked her, OP? |
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"Maybe you're right, I was just brought up that honest was the best policy, not hide away.
I know it's a FB thing, where as she needs to hide it and tell me how much she thinks of me. "
Youve only met her a few times why tbe bloody hell would she create a new profile. I take it she has a single profile why wouldnt she just mwet under that profile but not put a status up |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years.
Thought you were in France?
Not yet. Besides which, even if I were, I can use fab. "
I'd hope you'd be enjoying France to much to worry about fab!  |
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years.
Thought you were in France?
Not yet. Besides which, even if I were, I can use fab.
I'd hope you'd be enjoying France to much to worry about fab! "
I worry about you  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You really need to talk to her not to us.
I've had agreements in place before where we would inform each other of upcoming meets, worked for me but might not be the case for everyone. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"None of the above.
She can do as she pleases as can I but I'm always honest if I'm meeting new people where she seems distant to say. "
Well that's just how she is. She wants to keep her other meets private, use discretion etc. To be blunt it's none of your business how other people conduct their personal lives. She is simply not prepared to ask your permission or discuss it with you. |
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"I've met with my FB a few times, then a profile pops up sounding just like hers, which she swears isn't her with a status saying she's having a meet tonight.
My FB has had to pop to her mums at the exact time and phone battery is dead.
Does this sound like total BS?"
Did you both set bounderies? Did you both agree to tell each other about any other arranged meets??
Do you have anything concrete that other profile is hers or that she lied about going to her mum's and her phone?
In my opinion the profile sounding like her and battery going on phone are pretty damn flimsy reasons to accuse her of anything lol! If I was her you'd be dropped like a hot brick and I'd be running for the hills . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think what he's trying to say is could this be her and if so as fb she should just say I have a meet have a nice night at home not lie and play games.
I don't think in any way he's being clingy or looking for more which seems like alot have just jumped to.
Maybe they do have an agreement of saying they our meeting others but she's not keeping to it.
Or being honest about another account.
Maybe we should be giving the benefit of doubt and not jump to things.
I think you should just say that if your happy for it not to be exclusive but that if she's meeting others you'd rather know plus a bit of respect goes a long way xxx"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've met with my FB a few times, then a profile pops up sounding just like hers, which she swears isn't her with a status saying she's having a meet tonight.
My FB has had to pop to her mums at the exact time and phone battery is dead.
Does this sound like total BS?"
If you like it then you should put a ring on it. |
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"D R A M A
This is why i steer clear of anyone who says they want a Fuck buddy.....they really don't mean that at all...ive never seen the.term fb in a positive light this confirms it even more"
Indeed! |
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"None of the above.
She can do as she pleases as can I but I'm always honest if I'm meeting new people where she seems distant to say.
Well that's just how she is. She wants to keep her other meets private, use discretion etc. To be blunt it's none of your business how other people conduct their personal lives. She is simply not prepared to ask your permission or discuss it with you. "
I thought fuck buddy (I loathe that term) relationships were supposed to be drama free?!!  If you have to be accountable and provide witness statements, enable gps find a friend" tracking software to appease a fuck buddy then wtf? !!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If she doesn't want to say when she's meeting other guys or share any info then she should be upfront about that too.
To be honest I can see his point. Imagine you are browsing for a meet. You come across a profile that looks identical to your fuck buddy but is separate to their account. And it says they have a meet that night.
And maybe you had asked to meet up with your FB but they had said they were at their mums that night?
I think FB or just even a friend, we all get a bit hurt when we're lied to. It doesn't mean he's saying he has any kind of claim over her. Just confused why he's being lied to?
We haven't heard her side though so who knows really what's going on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If she doesn't want to say when she's meeting other guys or share any info then she should be upfront about that too.
To be honest I can see his point. Imagine you are browsing for a meet. You come across a profile that looks identical to your fuck buddy but is separate to their account. And it says they have a meet that night.
And maybe you had asked to meet up with your FB but they had said they were at their mums that night?
I think FB or just even a friend, we all get a bit hurt when we're lied to. It doesn't mean he's saying he has any kind of claim over her. Just confused why he's being lied to?
We haven't heard her side though so who knows really what's going on."
But this is the point i don't get. All i ever say is I can't/won't meet. I thought the whole point of an fb was that you meet when convenient with both. No explanations why you can't. Just you can't. That should be good enough. It is for the way i do things. Otherwise if you have to start explaining yourself and providing reasons then that to me is more than fb status. Imo. |
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By *affy72Woman
over a year ago
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"If she doesn't want to say when she's meeting other guys or share any info then she should be upfront about that too.
To be honest I can see his point. Imagine you are browsing for a meet. You come across a profile that looks identical to your fuck buddy but is separate to their account. And it says they have a meet that night.
And maybe you had asked to meet up with your FB but they had said they were at their mums that night?
I think FB or just even a friend, we all get a bit hurt when we're lied to. It doesn't mean he's saying he has any kind of claim over her. Just confused why he's being lied to?
We haven't heard her side though so who knows really what's going on."
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I agree with the above. The OP is only questioning whether she's lying to him, which is a bit different to expecting her not to meet anyone else. It's all about being honest and if he's always been honest with her and she's not being the same in return, then it's bound to make the OP feel uneasy.
At the end of the day though, we still don't know whether this new profile is anything to do with his FB, it could just be a coincidence. Hope you sort things out and at least set some ground rules in the future that you're both happy with so that this type of scenario doesn't happen again. Good luck. |
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By *evaquitCouple
over a year ago
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Personally I (him) if I were you would ask her to verify me so the chances of increasing my fb circle would improve, not so much focus on the one lady then.
Have to agree with the majority though, no ties means no explaining to do, if it got to the point where it began to bother me it'd be the end as the whole point for me of a fb relationship would be lost. |
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By *pal2Man
over a year ago
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"This is why FB relationships are often doomed. Jealousy, possessiveness and mistrust.
They don't have to be. My fb and I have been 'together' for 3 years.
How many profiles has she got ?
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