My friend and I had a "falling out". . . she was seeking "more attention", as in writing on her FB wall, commenting on her uploads of 300 pics, which I didn't have time for. She is an attention seeker. Angry that she was not invited to a get together at one of my old friend's places. (It was a bonfire, was not planned).
Very controlling and pushy, and after a tiff, to do with the unplanned bonfire, (her mother put slanderous things up on FB).
A person that I know, told a good friend, that prior to getting married to her husband she was in a lesbian relationship.
All of a sudden, I connected the dots, the comments, of how her husband "found me attractive", which I was angry about (thought that comment was inappropriate, as I considered him a friend as well, and it made me uncomfortable).
I am completely okay with openly gay people, but now I am wondering if our friendship (on her side) was wanting more.
I am straight, have a husband. I don't like drama in my life, and this has become Jerry Springer.
I was already trying to pull away from the friendship, after the tiff. I don't know how to proceed. Now I feel uncomfortable, because I may know something that she does not want known. I don't even know what my question is. . . to me the information itself is neutral, but then in retrospect, putting the pieces together, subconsciously, did she want more. There were a lot of lesbian references. . . .
Very controlling and pushy, and after a tiff, to do with the unplanned bonfire, (her mother put slanderous things up on FB).
A person that I know, told a good friend, that prior to getting married to her husband she was in a lesbian relationship.
All of a sudden, I connected the dots, the comments, of how her husband "found me attractive", which I was angry about (thought that comment was inappropriate, as I considered him a friend as well, and it made me uncomfortable).
I am completely okay with openly gay people, but now I am wondering if our friendship (on her side) was wanting more.
I am straight, have a husband. I don't like drama in my life, and this has become Jerry Springer.
I was already trying to pull away from the friendship, after the tiff. I don't know how to proceed. Now I feel uncomfortable, because I may know something that she does not want known. I don't even know what my question is. . . to me the information itself is neutral, but then in retrospect, putting the pieces together, subconsciously, did she want more. There were a lot of lesbian references. . . .