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    pancrasia
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    Before he became my boyfriend “officially”…..it had been a week or two since I had met him. We went to a local bar and drank a little too much. We went back to his friends house and continued drinking. One thing led to another and soon we found ourselves on his friends couch going at it pretty hot and heavy. It is all a little fuzzy but I remember his friend coming down asking to join in. NO was my immediate response. My beau kept saying it was ok and it would be ok for him to join in. So his friend got a blow job. After that night it was never brought up again and nothing was ever said about it. About a month after that incident we entered into a year long relationship. Happy as can be I fell madly in love with him. He was everything to me and treated me like a queen. All I ever wanted. One day he came to me saying he wanted “to be friends” and that he would never be able to be in a relationship with me because of the “encounter” with his friend. We broke up but never stopped talking we go out a lot and spend a lot of time together but he keeps saying he is not ready for a relationship. I would do anything for him just like I know he would do the same for me. It has been almost two years since the “encounter” with his friend. Last night we got into a big fight! All kinds of words were thrown and it was emotionally draining. He told me he was so in love with me and it killed him that we could not be in a relationship. WHY NOT is what i kept yelling. His answer….was that he will never be able to get over what happened with his friend! Its not fair that he put me in that situation and now im paying for it. Is there any way to get past this?? Or is he just making up excuses? Am I wrong? Is he wrong? Are we both wrong?

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    Ask April Masini
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    The bottom line here is that he doesn’t want to be in a relationship with you. Whatever reasons he gives you doesn’t change the fact that he’s not available to you.

    When people don’t like what they see or hear, they try to rationalize situations so as to bend the truth. That’s what you’re doing, now. You’re trying to blame your ex-boyfriend for “making you” have oral sex with his friend and then using that as the reason for his not wanting to be with you. The reality is that you are an adult who chose to have sex with his friend in front of him. Judging from your excellent written communication skills, I strongly suspect “No” is in your vocabulary. So, it’s not fair for you to blame him for what you did.

    That said, it’s a little strange for him to date you for an entire year after that incident, in what I’m assuming was a monogamous year of dating, and then suddenly throw that incident up as the reason for his not wanting to be with you any more. Either he really was traumatized by that incident, or he’s just looking for an excuse to get rid of you. 🙁 Either way, you lose.

    Regardless of how much we analyze the situation, he’s not interested in you. And frankly, why would you want to be with a guy who gets drunk and wants you to have sex with his friend in front of him? There are plenty of guys who have too much to drink and their worst offense is falling asleep! Even if you did agree, his request was not something he was ultimately comfortable with. You can do better. Get back out there! 🙂

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