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Edited by
Shasta1
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Sat 11/14/09 08:53 AM
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No. Yet,there's such a thing as 'too many friends/activies'. My ex was addicted to expensive hobbies =2 year stretches at a time and the people that came with them.
He also always was making new woman friends. It annoyed the crap outta me, but I wasn'y jealous. He'd be so tired from work/fun it created the beginning of the end (plus the unknown money spent). There. Guess I got that off my chest...need ...coffee.... |
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It depends if they are feeding them a line of crap about me then yes. I had this happen, her friend was BI and yet she was not and I found it wierd considering what she told me about her friend, so yes it depends on who they are and the people they hang out with.
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being a best friend I prolly wouldn't feel jealous but I might feel left out and neglected and sit home sulking addendum what he said. |
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Not jealous,, just single.....he doesnt need a mate if he still is into hanging out more than settling down,,
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 Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
Just a fine point, here, but...if the person is spending more time with THEIR best friend...wouldn't that make them each other's significant other? I don't know what the hell that leaves "you"! 
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
no problem as long as it's not a booty call |
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
Only if I had a Significant other, seriously not really if he or she finds more fun with the best friend then so be it. 
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hell ya id be jealous when u r with someone u r suposed to be an important part of their life and spend time with u if they want to spend time with their bf maybe u could hang out with them as a group
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
Dunno if I'd be jealous but I'd sure want to figure out why the significant other is doing it. I was in that situation once and just decided that she was better off with her BFF than me as all I heard was how tired and cranky she was all the time. I decided that since I wasn't getting anything out of the relationship anyway it was best to just move on. Haven't looked back... |
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No way!!
I love the fact he has a best freind and does not need to be with me 24/7!!!
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I certainly wouldn't get paranoid, and go postal...that's for sure!
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
As long as best friend wasn't female...I'd be okay with it |
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No way!! I love the fact he has a best freind and does not need to be with me 24/7!!!
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Depends upon how significant they are...
If we are committed to be married,,,it would be a problem. My belief is that man and women are to lessen ties with everyone to strengthen the ties with each other. Their friends should mostly be mutual friends or friends who encourage them to build the relationship with their spouse,, not friends who compete with it. If we are just testing the waters, I suppose anything goes. |
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No cause that would be a booty call, not a significant other!
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I am my lovers best friend so it's never an issue
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Depends upon how significant they are... If we are committed to be married,,,it would be a problem. My belief is that man and women are to lessen ties with everyone to strengthen the ties with each other. Their friends should mostly be mutual friends or friends who encourage them to build the relationship with their spouse,, not friends who compete with it. If we are just testing the waters, I suppose anything goes.
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
Not at all. I am her best friend. |
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Would you be jealous if your significant other spent more time with their best friend than with you?
Not at all. I am her best friend. 
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Think it depends on the strength of the relationship and the activities involved.
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