Quick question, how old are you 2?
All the more reason I'd try to tag along on one of these hang out sessions. You just have to figure out a way to bring it up without seeming obvious. If she says that she hung out with him again, maybe say something like, "I want to hang out with you guys". If she hesitates, then why is she hesitating? If not, and she is all for you 3 hanging out, it makes it less likely that she's trying to hide something. If you can get into that situation, a throw it on the table question of "so how did you two meet?" will get the ball rolling.
Wait, so she hasn't told you he was her ex... and yet you seem to know a lot about what happened there...
Where exactly did you get all this info? You mentioned you occasionally see her posts onTwitter, but that sounds a bit more like you've gone back through years of her Twitter...
FYI, I think when it comes to people hanging out with their exs, you have to like it or lump it. No, it's not easy. But you cannot tell another person who they can or cannot be friends with just because you are afraid/jealous.
Sure you can.Wait, so she hasn't told you he was her ex... and yet you seem to know a lot about what happened there...
Where exactly did you get all this info? You mentioned you occasionally see her posts onTwitter, but that sounds a bit more like you've gone back through years of her Twitter...
FYI, I think when it comes to people hanging out with their exs, you have to like it or lump it. No, it's not easy. But you cannot tell another person who they can or cannot be friends with just because you are afraid/jealous.
One of her friends on Twitter mentioned he was her ex and they had brief exchange about it, or else I never would have known.
Yeah I know, so I'm just going to leave it. Like I said, if this relationship is going to work out long-term (we're great together, so it can), I just need to get over worrying about her being friends with an ex.
I hope you are planning to have some sort of discussion?
The way you've explained your relationship so far, is there is a lack of affection, lying by omission and general communication problems.
Are you willing just to sweep everything under the rug because you don't want to rock the boat?
I don't think it's a good idea to let her have it before she leaves. If you have a sizable fight, her away, might not be a good thing. I'd wait until she comes back.
Also you can use this month to see how she treats you and this relationship.
Did I mention she doesn't know I know she hangs out with her ex as a friend? Once in a while I read her twitter and that's how I know. She hasn't actually told me he's her ex, and when I know they've hung out, she just says "oh I was with my friend last night and we saw the Avengers" etc... and I'd ask "which friend" and she'd say "Adam" ... very non-chalant, so maybe there is nothing to it, evidently she feels no need to specify their history, maybe it signifies it truly is platonic for her? I mean they haven't seen each other very much in the last few years after the break up and then he moved away for a few years of university. So how does this change things in your opinions?
Right, that's the main issue here. It's not that he's her ex. He could be any random male friend (where the outcome might eventually be the same), but the fact that she's spending equal time with you and that friend means that you're not especially high on her list of social priorities.Actually that would make me more suspicious.
Omission is still lying.
If there's no history, then there's no big deal, and saying "friend" instead of saying Adam right off the bat, could be a deliberate way she doesn't want to piss you off, start an argument, etc.
I'm not insinuating that there's no funny business going on. And I'm sure the debate of whether exes can be friends can go on and on. But out of respect for you, she shouldn't be spending equal time with the both of you and she should be upfront with her history.
It's not that she's friends with an ex. It's about how important you are to her.One of her friends on Twitter mentioned he was her ex and they had brief exchange about it, or else I never would have known.
Yeah I know, so I'm just going to leave it. Like I said, if this relationship is going to work out long-term (we're great together, so it can), I just need to get over worrying about her being friends with an ex.
Twitter is 100% public, unless they're direct messages. If she wanted them to be private (and not want you to know about them at all), she would have that conversation with that friend through direct messages. She didn't. It's not snooping like breaking into someone's email account.Well this is an interesting tweet "wow that weed hit my body real hard last night, I feel like I'm melting"
She is SO not the type of person to do that, so now I'm questioning how well I even know her.
Good god, this is just going from bad to worse, especially since I'm assuming she had it with her ex. Just shoot me.
Yeah, I guess I'm going to have a very hard and awkward conversation with her tomorrow despite it being the last time I'll see her before she's gone. It will probably ruin things, but what the hell else am I going to do? I have to be true to myself...
But how the hell do I bring up my discomfort with things I shouldn't really know about. Ugh. I guess there is such thing as too much information.
Why the hell would anyone ever do that? Clearly amazingfantasy15 was just joking.
I'm going to talk to her.
Well this is an interesting tweet "wow that weed hit my body real hard last night, I feel like I'm melting"
She is SO not the type of person to do that, so now I'm questioning how well I even know her.
It sounds like she's tried to keep you seperate from her life.
And as much as I understand that to a certain degree, it means she's not sharing all of herself with you. She's not being who she really is with you.
What do you usually spend your time together doing? Have you ever been out with her friends, in her 'world'. I know you said you both only had a couple of friends, but I'd still wanna meet those people because you learn so much about a person from the people in their life and the way they interact with them. It's like seeing them in their 'natural' state.