Mrh7448
I am not a Side Kick
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jaguarr said:Don't take this the wrong way, because I'm really not trying to attack you, but perhaps your friend is better off this way if you're unable to step outside your own issues regarding his marriage and just let him be happy and be supportive of that. Friends who don't back each other once a final decision has been reached, regardless of whether they agree with it or not, don't usually last as friends very long, anyway.
jag
No it's alright. I've been trying to rise above this and the whole time he's been with her I didn't say a thing, probably part of the problem, I'm sure. If it means the end of something so be it.
I can't support his marriage and I'd rather not go then go and have any kind of tension going on at all. If he seemed really happy I would be much more content to let it go, even if I didn't like the women, unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the case which is why I feel it's such a mistake.
I had another friend that I hadn't said anything with when he got married despite the fact I didn't think it would work and he was making a mistake, and that ended in a bitter divorce after a year of them being together. That's why I feel strongly about this situation.
I knew people wouldn't agree with me and I know that my friendship will end, funny thing is I know if he gets married it's going to end anyway though a slower death.
Thanks for your input and thoughts though it's appreciated even if I don't agree with some of the things you said I see your point and that's why I'm having a hard time with this. Kinda torn between the two sides.
