I have a boyfriend who is bi w/ his freind when i first found out i was very upset some signs were he never kissed me around his "freind" and he would jokingly flirt but he liked it when his freind touched him its sick but atleast he isn't with another girl right?
To the answer above: How can you tell anyone a certain lifestyle is wrong or sick?
Nothing. You respect yourself, your relationship, & your boyfriend.
If she is truly your best friend, then you will have to trust her to keep her feelings in check and respect your relationship with YOUR boyfriend. Encourage her to meet other guys and go out.
If you still have feelings for him you can't do much but talk with your best friend. If she is a good friend then she will not began a relationship with him.
Don't go there! He is going out with your best friend. But then maybe you to belong together as you both are lying to her.
screw your friend
You should not hide anything from your boyfriend. Foundation of a relationship is based on trust. You should tell him if you like his best friend .You would have to be honest to your boyfriend and tell him you like his best friend and then you will have to break up. It will hurt your boyfriend, but it would hurt him more if you hid the fact from him. If you think you can still stay with your boyfriend and 'just go out' with his best friend it is doubtful your boyfriend will accept this and quite possibly will break up with you.
Its not a big deal just keep it to yourself and you don't have to tell your BFF , but tell her boyfriend to layoff hes in a relationship
you tell your boyfriend that you don't feel that you are meant to be together that you feel that you and him will still be friends but that the relationship was not what you wanted.
Don't! That's horrible and could ruin both your friendship and your friend's relationship.
Your best friend who is bisexual has made a choice and it is not like being gay. As long as they do not come onto you or try to make you change to be what they are then this should not end your relationship. Sexual preferences are private as long as they do not harm anyone else so accept your friend for who they are and not what sexual preference they are.
I'm also assuming that your best friend is somebody that you've known for a very long time. He or she is entitled to his or her own opinion. You have your reasons for liking your boyfriend and they have theirs for hating him. If your friendship with your best friend is damaged by your relationship with your boyfriend, I'm sorry to say that you'd have to reconsider labeling that friend as your "best" friend. A best friend is somebody who will be there for you through thick and thin. A best friend will still be by your side even if the person on the other side is somebody they despise. You cannot force your friend to like your boyfriend. Hate to break it to you, but high school relationships are a joke. Unless you are going to go to the same college (bad idea), it's not really going to work out in the end. You can claim to "be in love" now, but you really have no idea what that even means. If you let your [high school] boyfriend get in the way of your relationship with your "best" friend, you really have to reconsider what it means to be a "best" friend. Your relationship with your boyfriend should in no way shape or form get in the way between you and your "best" friend.
You don't. If you feel as though you absolutely need to act on your feelings, be prepared to lose both your boyfriend & your best friend if the new relationship doesn't work out. You should respect the fact that you're in a relationship.