My friend is impossible

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  eluf38 Posts: 4,874

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  09/07/14 - 16:08 #27

  bbclassics wrote: »

  I think you may be onto something there, as at times I thought 'geesh I hope I'm not this moany towards my friends when I feel down!'. It does sound mean but even he knows he's a bit of a mess at this point.
  
  Also I think we should get your randy friend together with my guy friend - talk about killing two birds with one stone

  
  Or at least it might persuade him that having a girlfriend isn't the be-all-and-end-all! Guarenteed after a few weeks of dating her, he'll be glad to be single again. (I say this as most of her exes have cited her obsessiveness/clinginess/neediness as the reason for breaking up.)

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  Seth1 Posts: 676

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  09/07/14 - 16:22 #28

  eluf38 wrote: »

  Or at least it might persuade him that having a girlfriend isn't the be-all-and-end-all! Guarenteed after a few weeks of dating her, he'll be glad to be single again. (I say this as most of her exes have cited her obsessiveness/clinginess/neediness as the reason for breaking up.)

  
  Yep, she's definitely a complicated one, her;-)

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  bbclassics Posts: 7,806

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  09/07/14 - 18:44 #29

  eluf38 wrote: »

  Or at least it might persuade him that having a girlfriend isn't the be-all-and-end-all! Guarenteed after a few weeks of dating her, he'll be glad to be single again. (I say this as most of her exes have cited her obsessiveness/clinginess/neediness as the reason for breaking up.)

  
  Sounds like a plan, or it could possibly make him more mopey if it goes wrong.
  
  Today he had a moan that the friends he has are crap and have no time for him, I did say 'oh thanks' (sarcastically) back to him. Tempted to say back to him 'well at least I listen to your whining', cheeky thing.

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