It is unwise to assume that because a woman/girl's boyfriend has been absent for several years abroad, that she will like you. I made this mistake several times, in asking out several women whom i was very fond of. Generally a woman will let you know she likes you. This will be in little ways, spending time with you rather than other friends, doing things with you, or even more subtle things. It is impossible to know if she likes you soley on the basis of his not being there.
Take him out of the 'boyfriend' category... and put him in the 'friend' category.
For Mewell, for me, I'm okay even if my boyfriend have a female friend because i trust my boyfriend and i know that my boyfriend loves me very much. If you feel uncomfortable just tell your boyfriend/husband how you feel but be careful though, he should understand how you feel or if he starts shouting at you or probably starts accussing you or blah blah blah (but you get where I'm going right?) then maybe he's not the right one for you or maybe he's hiding somethingor get to know his female friend more but don't start blurting out stupid things you might regret because it might not be true or it might be it's a 50-50 chance, but if you love your boyfriend/husband that much then you should just trust him and get to know her moreNOT HAPPY AT ALLI am not happy with my husband's female friend. They talk every day, say more than 10 times a day. We have been married 24 years and his friendship started 3 years ago. It's been hell. I do not trust her at all. He does not count on me for his decisions as a couple, but she has an opinion for everything. Every where we go, involves this female friend and family. I do not want her around my family.
If your daughter is 16 years old and her boyfriend is 18, she can legally go abroad with him without parental guidance. However, there must be parental notification involved in this type of situation and you, the guardian or parent must sign legal documents stating that you are OK with the trip abroad.
texting is where it all starts. if she was a friend you would have known about her.
You can have a friend that is a boy, but if you mean dating, that isn't a good idea until you are much older.
It is as long as he doesn't cheat on you with her. And mostly only jealous type girls would over react
OiOi =] yes i would keep a close eye on this situation like mayte.. i would not trust anyone ! =] x Quite right, but if youy know your boyfriend well, you might trust him. There is no single absolute answer to a question like that.
DEEP PENETRATION WORKS BEST!!!
Yes, it is possible to have a male best friend that is like a brother. I had one and he was my husband's best friend. There was no jealousy on my husband's part. I had met my husband's best friend years before and it was my best friend that introduced my husband and I. Try having your male friend over for dinner when your boyfriend is there and see if they hit it off. If they do then perhaps they can go out for a few beers. Don't keep them apart from each other. The more secretive you act the more suspicious and jealous your boyfriend will get. Yes it is wrong. I don't believe that women should have male friends (going out for drinks, etc.) if they have not known the male friend for a few years and then met their boyfriend. When you date your boyfriend then there should not be another man in your life and vice-versa. Example: If you had a long-time male friend and then met your boyfriend there is nothing wrong with seeing him, but a wise woman would invite the male friend over for dinner and introduce him to her boyfriend. Often the guys will chat together. I have had a male friend for over 30 years and when I've asked him over for dinner my husband and him do all the gabbing and I end up doing something else. Bottom line, be smart and introduce your boyfriend to your male friend!
* Just tell your Bf how you feel and say "He is just my friend". If your boyfriend doesn't understand then just keep your friend as a friend. * Just like many women of all ages know when another woman is after their partner, many men know when a guy is going after their girlfriend and your boyfriend may have a good reason for not liking this male friend of yours. If your friend gets into trouble (not accusing him) or is rude to your boyfriend or you are seeing each other too much then your boyfriend has every right to be put off. It would be wise for both of you to sit down and discuss the matter and come to some agreement. Listen to each other! Let your boyfriend tell you why he doesn't like you friend and if it sounds reasonable perhaps you should listen to him, but if you feel it's jealousy then you have to let him know that you are just friends and hopefully he will accept this.
Why not if they love each other.My boyfriend is 16years old and i am 32.
You should probably cheat on your boyfriend to see if it feels right with your boyfriends best friend. And even if your boyfriend catches you, you could just blame the best friend and say he tried to rape you or something. ^^^ I have the same problem. I have been dating my boyfriend for 7 months and I have recently found out that I have feelings for his best friend. The friend likes me too and we have even tried to kiss to see how it feels. But then....crap hit the fan....the friend told my boyfriend and everything went to hell. So, in my opinion I don't think you should cheat on your boyfriend. Maybe you could take a break and try things out with the friend, but I would not cheat on him. That would make him lose trust in you and what if the fling with the best friend doesn't work out? I know, this sucks.