Number 7, as an idea I agree with what you say, but still the author did not ask "is it worth it to be with my boyfriend", but asked how to get rid of the annoyance. Leave their relationship with her boyfriend to themselves. And since when only (I emphasize ONLY) a man has to defend a relationship? And I will deviate a little from the topic, but when it comes time to wash the dishes, suddenly there is no male and female work, all the same, but otherwise "who is the man in the relationship." When you talk about respect, respect the role of women in a relationship. Otherwise, I agree that the author, no matter how much she "pushes" the annoyance, will have no effect, the one who is the object of courtship should cut off the intruder, and not the one who is in the role of the competitor. This is true no matter who the man is and who the woman is. On the other hand, it is possible that he is really pleased with her presence, without it meaning any intentions towards her. My wife has a few acquaintances with whom she can't last, but I get along well with them and see you over coffee. This does not mean that I have any intentions, just that everyone has personal space and personal contacts. But looking at what kind of "kindergarten" the author is talking about, I don't believe any of the participants are mature enough to be able to separate things. Kubrat it's about the author, I don't believe any of the participants are mature enough to be able to separate things. Kubrat it's about the author, I don't believe any of the participants are mature enough to be able to separate things. Kubrat
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This is modern and therefore is not called envy, but is a completely normal female behavior.