Each relationship is special in its own way and certainly a personal preference. As well, as depending on the individual it is up to you to decide where it fits in as some choose to just have close friends, where as another may choose to have casual friends with a girl friend - depending on lifestyle. It really depends on you how you fit whatever it is you want into your own style.
Best thing to do is tell them to stop and to tell your girlfriend what her friend is doing. But if you want to do the bad thing: Start sabotaging her friends relationship or get the friend one and start annoting her about it. -Get that person out of your life!
You can have a friend that a girl or she can be your girlfriend. This depends on your relationship and how you treat each other. Friends aren't romantically involved.
does your friend's girlfriend have feelings for you too? and you need to figure out which is more important to you, your friend and your current girlfriend? or your friend's girlfriend... i can't help you that much sorry :(
Asking for a date
Well, it's pretty simple the lovers always have friends so let's say the boyfriend is getting help in his relationship from his girlfriend's friend.. So the boyfriend ends up falling for his girlfriend's friend which leads to a lot of tension between the girlfriend and her friend even though the friend didn't do anything and was innocent.. Hope that helped you.
tell him how you feel. Let him know you have a crush on him and that you think that because he has a long distance relationship he isn't getting the attention he needs or deserves. End by telling you can do it better then her anyways!
If there is a situation where your friend and girlfriend are together and the friend is flirting with the girlfriend then your friend isnÕt a very good friend. If you girlfriend tells you everything then confront you friend about his behavior and decide if you two can still be friends.
Ways to find if your girlfriend's best friend likes her:Ask first! Never assume. (It'll ruin your relationship!)OR Look for signs and gestures (the way the best friend looks at her, the way they joke around, the way the best friend touches her, etc)
If you are serious about the relationship and like your girlfriend more than the friend, then ignore the feelings and get over it. If you like the friend more than your girlfriend and the friend likes you, then possibly end the relationship and start a new one with your "friend". Don't be scared to break up with your girlfriend and end up cheating on her. Just remember, if you like your girlfriend more, ignore the feelings and move on; and if you like the friend more and the friend likes you, end the relationship.
Talk to them about what you are feeling because of this invasion into your privacy. Try to work something out. You need to tell your girlfriend that either she tells her friends to butt out of your relationship, or you will. Your relationship is between you and her, not you, her and her friends. If your girlfriend is not willing to tell her friends that they need to butt out, then that should speak volumes to you as to what you need to do. Do you really want to be in a relationship with someone who allows her friends to get in the middle of your relationship? But, to be fair to her, and look at the other possibilities, what is it about you or the relationship that makes her friends feel they need to get involved? Do you treat her in an abusive manner? Do you cheat on her? Do you try to monopolize her time and get jealous or upset if she spends time with her friends? If you answer these questions honestly, and can honestly answer "yes" to any of them, then you have to admit it's natural for friends to care how another friend is being treated, and change your treatment of your girlfriend.
Dump her, if there's no trust in a relationship, there shouldn't be a relationship.
Tell him that, while you may be currently enjoying a dating relationship with him, you think that you two make better friends than girlfriend/boyfriend. Since that is what you think, he may think the same thing or it may take him time to get over it and be your friend again. Either way, you're better off being good friends than you are in a relationship where you are uncomfortable. Good luck!