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Help. I need some advice.

My best gf's FIL died and S26 and I attended his funeral last night.

I just got an email from H this morning asking me why I didn't tell him.

To be honest my gf and I didn't want to tell H because we were afraid he would show up there with ow. None of us wanted to deal with that at that time. Also when H left me he left behind contact with the people that were our friends, too..What do I tell H???

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Don't tell him anything. This is why NC is important. If you not NC yet, start now. IMHO there is nothing you can say that is the right answer.

You could ask me when did I stop beating my W? There is no answer.

Your H must start dealing with the fact that he wants to D you. That will result in NC. You have to live your life.


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I see you have 16 friends on the alt. Good job!


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OP - I understand what you're saying, but NC is not easy especially while still having younger children. I did do NC with him for a while, but have found it easier dealing with H by using a friendlier approach. This is also a 180 because there was very little communication or interaction (his choice) with H for quite a while before he left.

My gf's H was my H's best friend. H has only talked to him once since he left and that had to do with a buck contest at work. They work in the same place. If her H had wanted him to know I think he would have told him.

It's not in my job description anymore to keep him informed of this kind of thing. H's choice again.

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My gf's H was my H's best friend. H has only talked to him once since he left and that had to do with a buck contest at work. They work in the same place. If her H had wanted him to know I think he would have told him.


This is your answer. You thought the best friend told him.

While maybe you did, maybe you didn't, he does not need to know that.

You are correct, it is not your job to keep him informed of such things anymore, and honestly, the real reason would not be received well.


Keep your response simple and short.



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Listen to CAT. This is wise advise.


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OP - Sorry reread today's first post and could have given more info.

Cat04 - Just sent an answer saying, "Thought BF would have let you know."

If his BF wanted him to know he would have told H. You reap what you sow.

Thanks!

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OP - Sorry reread today's first post and could have given more info.
No need to apologize. As long as you figure out what you need to do that is important. My advise is only worth what you pay for it. LOL.


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SA,

How are you today?



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