Skip to content
Sex and intimacy

A Friend Of Privilege.

By nightowler28 June 18, 2020 13 answers Last updated June 18, 2020

Hi! I have written a lot here, and since I have received understanding and advice, I have decided to trust you again and tell you what I am going through right now and ask for your advice. I guess it's going to get a little long post, but thank you to everyone who's going to spend their nerves and time reading it to the end. As the title goes. I have a friend with privileges. We've only been together twice recently, but soon the 3rd will come and I'd rather have to deal with myself early before things get messier than they are. Let me mention that I'm 18, I'm not that small, which I'm not saying I'm big with, but that I'm responsible for what I did. So the boy in question and I turned 7 days old since we've been friends. He's my best friend, one of my closest people, and we love each other and rely on each other tremendously. He and I have had trepidation since we met. For me, the thrills were much stronger as it was my first love or the first boy I fell in love with, whereas there was more interest and investing so much. We had leveled those feelings after I had a couple of boyfriends and suppressed my feelings for him. Finally... nearly 2 years, we came to terms with the fact that we preferred our friendship over feelings and decided to indulge in the anchoring of our friendship. After growing up a little and coming to the maturation years, we started writing on more intimate topics and always joked about the fact that one day we would do it, we just have to kiss first. He's not a typical boy player or a number. He's extremely shy and dares I say even that I taught him how to talk to girls and even something like a little bit like saying the word 'sex'. So that's a problem sometimes because everything that's supposed to happen has to happen through me. I mean, I do the first, the second, and if you're going to take the third steps. Two weeks ago we were at his house and it happened that we kissed and because there was a lot of desire and literally sparks were flying, we made out a little bit quite thoroughly if I could put it that way. After that, I thought we wouldn't talk, but on the contrary - everything was normal. We just didn't mention what happened. After a week it happened again, but for a short and much more restrained, because I had no desire. And that's where the complicated part comes from. He's got a girlfriend. We're not close to her, not at all. We've seen each other once to meet you, and that's it. She's in another city, which is good. But it bothers me that we're not doing the right thing against her. She doesn't attract him sexually at all, they only get to kisses, and she relaxes with me from the first kiss. I don't know what this is about. I guess it's because of the desire we both feel for each other. We haven't had sex, but I think that's going to happen someday. What do you think, should we continue with what we both want and want for years and indulge at the moment, or do we have to sever this relationship for his girlfriend? We talked about it, but we're both pretty confused, and I think the decision should be made because he's the bound one. Please give advice any, even criticism. Thanks for your time. Please don't pass by reading only. :)

Answers 13

1
vegasron3453 answered · June 18, 2020
Hi! Since nothing has happened between you for so many years, it's probably not going to work. I'm a little older than you (21) and I've been in a similar situation. I was madly in love with a boy for four years, and when he finally hit back, mine just vanished. I realized that I didn't want him as much all this time, that he didn't look at me the way I wanted to. When he asked me, I felt satisfaction that I had finally achieved my goal. I was deluding myself for a while that I was finally happy because I was with him, but I was actually happy because I had waited so long for him to pay attention to me and he finally turned me around. In your situation, he's also committed. What does that tell you about him? You say he's shy and modest, but a guy so 'nice', he's not going to make out with some chick and at the same time have a girlfriend who lies every day. Why don't he leave her when she has feelings for you? What's he thinking about? A truly in love man is willing to do anything to be with the one he loves. Do you ever think that since he's ready to cheat on his current girlfriend once, the chance of cheating on you is pretty high? Think of my example very carefully. Think about whether you really want it or if you just want to feed your ego. If you really want to be with him because you're in love, then think about whether he'd hurt you like he's hurting his girlfriend now.
2
kaira_ds answered · June 18, 2020
In general, such relationships are doomed over time, and there are many injured people with the consequence of all this. I guess your families are close, too, since you've known each other for years and kids, etc. I'm 24 years old. and I also had such a situation with a friend close to mine, but reason prevailed and I stopped because I realized that there is no way to have a future. Think about it for yourself. What do you expect from him, what do you expect from yourself? Analyze the possible outcome of the whole situation and judge for yourself what the crane result of this whole thing would be. I've been up! E. G
3
ms_evien answered · June 18, 2020
Since the other girl doesn't attract him, why don't you just break up with her? Then, with a clear conscience, you can do whatever you want. But in this way, behind the girl's back, it's really wrong, and I'd advise you not to. G30
4
girlnextd00r1 answered · June 18, 2020
In the end, you'il be hurt. He's going to come back to her, and you're going to be fooled by it, and you're going to suffer, because where it's flowing, it's going to flow again, no matter how hard it is to suppress them.
5
chloe1002 answered · June 18, 2020
Girl, my advice is not to look so much at others, it is the duty of every human being to be duty to yourself, not the duty to others. Do what you like, his girlfriend is his business. You can win the battle with her and be happy together. I have a friend of privileges, too. We go on vacations abroad once a month, have fun, talk about life. She's got a friend who's a fellow student, but... it's her business. What can I do, that she can't afford to lead her, and that she's as material as me and we have a lot in common. And he's intangible, and he hates the rich, they're going to split up sooner or later.
6
raven_alternative answered · June 18, 2020
Where did this "friends with privileges" come from? You're either friends or lovers. You don't do well, YOU KNOW that a man has a girlfriend (whether he loves her or isn't his problem) Is it so hard for you to find a free boy? What if they're doing this to you? How are you going to feel? If you've had sex, you can't be friends anymore, you're lovers and scammers. If she doesn't like this girl, why is she wasting her time? Hypocrite! How do you know she doesn't say the same thing about you to another girl? My advice is, tell the girl what kind of person is to get rid of him faster! Then get him out of here! A real and worthless woman will not allow to be someone's mistress! Fate.
7
treehouse222 answered · June 19, 2020
You don't feel guilty about your girlfriend, but because you think you're going to be rejected. "His girlfriend didn't sexually attract him" - a tree, a 100 umbrella. Then why is he with her? There's no feelings for you, if you have sex, you're just going to stay with sex. You're going to want some advice here again that he's hardly taking advantage of you, what to do with your feelings... Don't mess with him, stay alone friends, because you'il be the hurt and the loser.
8
dana_love_ answered · June 19, 2020
Hi, I think it's right for your friend to tell his girlfriend about what happened between you two. I think he needs to make his feelings clear, whether he wants to be with you or with her. If he chooses the first one, you'il probably both win once you want! :)
9
charlotta_and_fellems answered · June 19, 2020
I don't understand what's preventing you from being together. You're too small for friends with privileges. They're for more settled people with serious connections behind their backs. Live your love normally.
10
rhianroe answered · June 20, 2020
It's not the right column, so there's no comment. Look when you put it in Teen age, you'il see it rain.
11
sara_75v answered · June 20, 2020
What's up, moderators??? Why did you delete the theme of Ruse, which you had collected over 15 comments and put this stupid theme in its place? Why do you do so by eviscerating me in a theme, delete it? !? At the author's request.
12
yuummy_sexxx answered · June 20, 2020
By The Author Hi. Thanks a lot for all the comments. Everything you've written, I've thought about it and thought about it a thousand times. Our families know each other, but they're not that close. They're familiar. I decided to take this topic with him about his girlfriend precisely because I think it's wrong to do this to the girl. And don't think I'm not putting myself in her situation. If I were her, I'd want to know what my friend's doing. But I can't go and tell her everything. Not because I'm going to worry that I'm involved, but because I'm deliberately ruining their relationship. I also know that she doesn't lie to me about the fact that she doesn't attract him like that. If you're going to call me naïve, but I know when he's lying and he's not going to do that to me. He also said he didn't want me to think he was using me, and if I ever felt that way, we'd end it all. Which shows attitude, and that I'm not just for one piece. We haven't talked about being together, and I don't know if we want it. He never wanted us to be a couple for fear of screwing up our friendship. We haven't had sex yet. I think it's important that I mention it. I thought it was right to think about whether I wanted to do it on his girlfriend's back. So my dilemma is whether to leave everything as it was and be just friends or take advantage of the moment. We're in our last year and everyone's going to study in a different city, so it's not even certain that we're going to keep our relationship.
13
ekstazybestx answered · June 21, 2020
By The Author To number 11. I do not understand your comment, and if you have a problem with the moderators, please find a way to contact them, not to spam with unnecessary comments in which it does not make any sense. If the subject seems dull, you're free to pass. Thanks in advance.