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Old 10-30-2018, 08:33 PM
 
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Originally Posted by Jilly9244 View Post
sounds like his friends want to start some "ish" Don't drink the kool-aid!
I'll try not to

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Sounds like catty female talk. One of them is probably jealous. Seems like they want to stir up drama.

Try to stay above it. If they continue to make you uncomfortable then you should have an open and honest conversation with your fiancé to tell him that.
I'll try and gauge their attitude to me in our next meeting, see how it goes.

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How have you gotten to the point of being engaged without meeting his friends?

I would follow HIS lead on this. Don't go looking for trouble when there may be none. Sometimes people just act like bishes when they're in that kind of situation ... they KNOW you're in the "hot seat," and they are taking advantage of their "power" as the old friends. It's kind of like hazing. It sucks, but it happens.

But really the only thing that matters for YOU is how he handles it. All you have to do is sit there and play nice, and pay attention to whether he lets these friends interfere with your life together.

If you've gotten to this point and they haven't already driven a wedge between you, you're probably fine. But ...

This is a big part of what marriage is about ... blending two lives. You will need to be open to meeting other friends and family members and understanding his need to balance the two (and he will have to do this for you as well.)

It's not easy and it's not fun, but navigating this kind of stuff is just part of being a married couple. Those women will probably fade out as they couple up anyway, or y'all just won't tolerate them anymore if they keep up this kind of crap.
I've met the other members of this group on separate occasions, only not these 3 girls. One just got back from abroad doing her doctorate. And i've been somewhat delaying meeting them, knowing its a majority of women who'd most certainly judge me (introvert+anxiety here). Had a history in college, bullied by a bunch of means girls. Whenever im around a group of girls, i'd always get anxious af. He's aware of it, and the only reason we arranged this meeting recently was because we're getting married soon, so cant keep delaying it right.

I guess for now i'll just continue watching and observing their attitude and figure out their intentions. I hope its nothing and just me overthinking.
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Old 10-30-2018, 08:34 PM
 
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Move far away.
Do you really think its that toxic?


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next time your are hanging with his "friends", grab him by the crotch and proclaim "this is mine!"
Hahahaha, another version of grab em by the ***** eh Trump?
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Old 10-30-2018, 09:13 PM
 
Location: Canada
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Their behaviour strikes me as possessive, not protective.

Relationships change when you get married, and even more so when you have kids. These women aren't going to be the centre of the universe and they already don't like it and are trying to control him/your relationship.

The best advice I ever got on this subject was not to say anything about them, don't criticize or really otherwise bring them up. Focus on the two of you and the life you're building together. That's where your priorities lie.
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Old 10-31-2018, 06:56 AM
 
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Once you get married and start having kids friends start to matter far far less. Especially when your choice is getting caught up on a few hours of sleep or “hanging out” the choice becomes very easy.

I wouldn’t worry about it.
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