How Do You Break Up With Another Couple? (party, wife)
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If they don't have many friends as you say, and they think you are their best friends, then they obviously respect and appreciate you. Your other friends may seem just as appreciative, but there is something to be said about quiet friends.
If, for some reason beyond your control, had to reveal your darkest secret, or your darkest secret got out, whom would it be the most safest with? Your loud, gregarious friends, or the meek couple?
Just as you have different collections of CD, MP3s, and movies in your house, so should you have friends. Don't cast them aside because they are not the genre of the day. They might be like country music is to classical, but there is a time, and need for music/friends like that.
An easy way is for you to have a "toy" party and invite them. If they go for that, invite them to your wife swap next week. If they are up for that, then you've just discovered they're not that boring!
An easy way is for you to have a "toy" party and invite them. If they go for that, invite them to your wife swap next week. If they are up for that, then you've just discovered they're not that boring!
Hahahahaha, right?! I clicked on this thinking it would be some awesome thread about swingers being on the outs and instead it's this "we're popular and want to ditch the nerds" bit! ROFLMAO!
My husband and I have been friends with another couple for a few years. They don't have that many friends, we on the other hand do. This other couple is lovely, but they are too boring for us to continue going out with them. Is there a nice way of breaking up with them?
Thanks!
You know, this kind of annoys me.
Look, don't see them as often. Have other things going on when they call. But they obviously value your friendship. I think actively severing your relationship with the couple is a bit rude and really uncalled for.
See them a couple of times a year. Invite them to your annual party. But don't just give them the heave-ho.
Someone needs to let the "boring" neighbors know what their so called friends really think about them!
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